So many people with respectively high final GWs....

kconrad1712 · June 2014

I'm doing it wrong.

I've set multiple goals, achieved multiple goals, and have set more goals for myself.

I didn't realize that when I reached that first goal that everything was supposed to just be over.

This!! LOL preach

Myhaloslipped · June 2014

well this changes EVERYTHING...

I guess my goal weight of 215 is still way to high, and for only the reason that it doesn't make YOU happy. Never mind the fact that I can ride a 100 mile bike ride in under 7 hours, or able to hang in crossfit 5 days a week, or pretty much smash all the goals i make for myself. Or that my BF% is 19 and dropping or that I am in the top 4% of the country with my lab results, or that I beat diabetes ... but screw all that.. standards are standards and YOU know better than ME about my life.

Ill get back to work to make you happy now.

Glad we got all that out of the way.

but u r not helthy!!!1!

Exactly. Listen to my advice. I am on Web MD every day, so I am basically a doctor who is qualified to advise people on these things. Close enough. :laugh:

_HeartsOnFire_ · June 2014

_HeartsOnFire_ · June 2014

kconrad1712 · June 2014

I see it a lot with women, especially. For example, a 5'4" female starts out with a weight of 350 pounds, and her goal is to get to 175 pounds. That's still obese! I see this a lot where people set goal weights when they are probably underestimating their potential! I understand people want to set realistic goals, but why go so far when you only just a little more to go before your REAL moment of victory? The "healthy" range! Really, if you've set a high final goal weight, consider the fact that with a little more time, you can do even more than that! All it takes is a little more time.

Where did you get your MD from? ... Oh, you don't have one? OK