365 days...what I've learned...
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love it!0
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I am so going to use this...fantastic! I have learned the same things!0
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Love this post, and you look amazing! I really like #7. I may just have to post that on my fridge as a daily reminder!0
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Loved how sensible you are about it. Well done and keep up the great work.0
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What I've learned... One year on MFP
1. The mind is a powerful thing to (my) waist.
2. I keep my "before" photo on my fridge to remind myself how far I've come.
3. Absolutely no AYCE "all you can eat" places unless I can order off a menu because of #4
4. I will probably always have food issues.
5. No more than three days may pass without exercise. Daily is my goal.
6. I can eat whatever I want, because life happens and I won't feel deprived. (MODERATION)
7. Eating out for ME is reserved for special occasions. I know what I will order and I take 1/2 home.
7. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance.
8. When I cheat on myself my scale won't lie and I will have to pay the consequences.
9. I read nutritional labels.
10. Weighing in everyday keeps me in check.
I1. I will forgive myself if I have eaten more than I need on the days like #4.
12. I'd rather spend my money at the grocery store than at the Doctors office.
13. I Try to step out of my comfort zone. I'm already planning on running 1/2 marathon in Chicago in July and in San Antonio in December.
14. I dislike running. Its like going to a bad job but I still do it and my pay off is better health.
15. Even if I come in last place (and I have) I'm still a winner because at least I crossed the finish line and I had the courage to try.
16. When I'm upset...it's not what is eating me, it's the fact that I'm probably overeating. Focus on #1.
17. Each new day is a chance for a new beginning no matter how bad my day ended the day before. #11
Awesome post! Congrats on the Weight loss!0 -
What I've learned... One year on MFP
1. The mind is a powerful thing to (my) waist.
2. I keep my "before" photo on my fridge to remind myself how far I've come.
3. Absolutely no AYCE "all you can eat" places unless I can order off a menu because of #4
4. I will probably always have food issues.
5. No more than three days may pass without exercise. Daily is my goal.
6. I can eat whatever I want, because life happens and I won't feel deprived. (MODERATION)
7. Eating out for ME is reserved for special occasions. I know what I will order and I take 1/2 home.
7. Prior proper planning prevents piss poor performance.
8. When I cheat on myself my scale won't lie and I will have to pay the consequences.
9. I read nutritional labels.
10. Weighing in everyday keeps me in check.
I1. I will forgive myself if I have eaten more than I need on the days like #4.
12. I'd rather spend my money at the grocery store than at the Doctors office.
13. I Try to step out of my comfort zone. I'm already planning on running 1/2 marathon in Chicago in July and in San Antonio in December.
14. I dislike running. Its like going to a bad job but I still do it and my pay off is better health.
15. Even if I come in last place (and I have) I'm still a winner because at least I crossed the finish line and I had the courage to try.
16. When I'm upset...it's not what is eating me, it's the fact that I'm probably overeating. Focus on #1.
17. Each new day is a chance for a new beginning no matter how bad my day ended the day before. #11
This list is great!!! I especially like 7, 10, 11, and 17! Thank you for sharing!0 -
Great post. Very motivational. I need it!! Just getting started (again). I need to lose 45 pounds. I weigh more now than I did both times I was pregnant. (That was 22 yrs ago)0
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GREAT post! Thanks!0
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Lots of good points there! I might have to borrow a couple for my own fridge.0
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Thank you for your post.Ther are some great points for me to take with me.0
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Never understood why people run who hate running... just find something you like doing that burns calories and do that instead!!! The psychological benefits of doing something you love are much better than trying to get results and hating it. I quit doing Insanity and starting weightlifting again, seeing great results and I have time for my wife and son that is much better than sweating all over my gym, being miserable, not eating enough and not seeing my family!0
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OMG -you are amazing. I love this. I found so much comfort in your words... thank you so much for sharing.
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Thank you so much... great words!0
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Thank you for sharing that. It makes alot of sense and would seem to work for the long haul. Oh and no, I am not Gerard Butler like my pic shows, I like to look at him lol0
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Great list and congrats on your loss! And what a great idea to share your journey, I hope more people will do this. I have just passed my one year anniversary, I will now have to think up my own list. You are looking great!0
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WONDERFUL post! Thank you for sharing!0
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Awesome, thanks for your words of inspiration!0
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This is probably the awesomest success story I've read to date! Not because of the weight loss, but because you're mentally on top of things! Mind over matter!0
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I needed this to remind me to keep going thanks!0
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Love it!0
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