Your method to remain always positive and motivated

I'm not always positive and motivated. This is my life and I wake up and try to do the best I can.

If I eat something not good I usually feel the effects later.

I wish I had a better answer for you.

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Make your journey fun by finding yummy things to eat .I love these websites: Skinnytaste.com -try Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal
Apple Nut bread
both of these are very yummy and filling ,I eat a double portion of Apple nut bread with 1 tbsp Strawberry cream cheese.
And this oatmeal can be made night or day before and I get 4 servings out of that as I like to eat a 300 cal breakfast. the soups and dinners are also awesome.
another site is Emilybites.com --I recommend Cheesy lemon tortilla bake ,sooo good.Make it fun and you will be excited to start each day anew and remember you are on a fun journey not a Diet. I know my stats say that I have lost 4 lbs but I have lost about 24 lbs as I was signed up with WW before and found this site talking to someone recommending this site to me.I have to say I am most happy with the change ,I have more info here and it is free. Best of luck

I look down and hate what I see. Enough is enough and I'm finally doing this for real.

It would be a wonderful world if we all felt motivated and positive every single day during this journey; Unfortunately, that is usually not the case.

In the beginning of my journey I was always positive and motivated because it was something new and refreshing. Of course, after a while that wore off. Yes, there were days that I couldn't wait to hit the gym and pump it up, but there were other days where I had to literally drag myself to the gym; The point is that I STILL went, and did everything I had to do to proceed with my new, healthy lifestyle. Like they say, You never regret a workout. You just have to get yourself there. Once you do, once you break that first bead of sweat, the motivation and positive attitude will come pouring out! This journey is more about COMMITMENT rather than motivation. Sometimes you have to force yourself to get through the day on a healthy foot, if you're committed, you will succeed in this!

Finding a program that works for YOU, and reinventing some of your favourite recipes will help keep things fresh. Try changing up your workout every 4-5 workouts to keep your body from falling into a routine, and to prevent yourself from getting bored. It's all about finding what meshes best for YOU.

I think feeling the rush of success makes me most motivated. It's not like I love working out. I just really don't want to be fat.

Its become a habit for me :-D

I'm a positive person anyway so making good habits were easy for me.

At the start I didn't find it easy, ok the tracking my food was ok but I didn't really want to do anything other than walk...then I took up proper working out/dvd's in January and it was the best thing I ever did! I'm in the daily exercise habit now where I want to workout, it becomes addictive

The tracking also becomes a habit and you instinctively know how to make better choices.

A friend on here once said, do anything for 21 days and it becomes a habit, well those are very true words!

Just keep on going, focus on your goal and how fit and energetic you WILL feel, I'm telling you that WILL happen and not only that, you'll look amazing :-D

I just decided one day that I wanted to feel better, look better & be healthier in general. I set a goal & I keep my eye on it because I really really want to achieve it.

I don't think I am always positive, and I am certainly not always motivated. However, I recently had a friend walk back into my life and she told me that I seem so much calmer now. I have people constantly say that they never see me without a smile, and I also get loads of feedback with friends saying that I am such a strong person. These are not thing I realize within myself, however, hearing how other people view me in such a positve way, I think, really helps me continue to just be me. I keep on smiling even when life sucks and I make it a point to always find the silver lining. Once I change the way I look at a situation my attitude tends to follow.
What keeps me eating healthy and working out is my drive to want to be on this earth as long as possible for my kids. I don't know when my day will come, but if I can say I did everything I could to keep myself healthy, then that's what counts.

I just live by the Nike motto: Just do it.
Sometimes I feel like crap, others lazy, and sometimes I think being a chunky horse is easier.
But I push through with it anyway because it's worth it.

I have changed my thinking about food and exercise. Being healthy isn't about restriction or being deprived or sacrificing. Remove the negative thinking surrounding it.

It sounds corny, but I leave myself love notes. Haha! Things that have nothing to do with the shape or size of my body. I used scrapbooking paper, gems, and other art supplies to make them. There is one taped to my bathroom mirror that says "Smile! You're a goddess." and (when I had a dog) there used to be one above my puppy's dish that said "Your puppy loves you!". Just little reminders around my home that let me know there is a whole lot more to me than my appearance. It helps me keep a positive, healthy experience on life in general.

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Simple key is to always have something to look forward to. Goals, events, whatever. When you have something to look forward to, you are always excited to proceed.

This is definitely true for me. I keep a sticker chart for each day that I work out/go to the gym and an excel spreadsheet to track my progress weight wise. I also have goals set for holidays (ie: Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day, etc.).

Grace

Self compassion.

I listen to positive music by my favorite band rebelution or I remind myself why I want this it helps me get out of a slump when I don't want to exercise or eat healthy..