GET RICH QUICK!!!

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  • AustinLilaRene
    AustinLilaRene Posts: 1
    Great post! I'm so glad I stopped by... thanks!
  • dawlfin318
    dawlfin318 Posts: 227 Member
    srslybritt wrote: »
    Oh and...

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    Perfect response!
  • dawlfin318
    dawlfin318 Posts: 227 Member
    MireyGal76 wrote: »
    This post makes me happy!

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    haha! This GIF makes me hurt! *OUCH*


    HAHAHA! This thread is hilarious! All the clapping and thumbs up and the like- love it!
  • buhlerboots
    buhlerboots Posts: 1
    Amazing! Loved this!
  • wildflower83558
    wildflower83558 Posts: 9 Member
    Nicely said! :smiley:
  • Nazy_Ak
    Nazy_Ak Posts: 164 Member
    I absolutely love this. I'm going to print it out to put on my inspiration/motivation board- Thanks! :)
  • hjbhannah
    hjbhannah Posts: 4 Member
    I whole-heartedly agree with the idea of taking time and making it a life change.

    I didnt put this weight on over-night, instead it was over about 6-12months - 5-6stone heavier.

    I have spent years blaming what put me overweight as the depo contraceptive injection - that i have found it difficult to loose the weight coz i have an underactive thyroid.

    But at the end of the day I want to be fit and healthy to enjoy my life. Not just my childrens lives, but MY LIFE.

    I am determined to continue and to acheive my goal. In an ideal world I will be near enough at my final goal, by the time my lil bro gets married. In reality I wont be sad if i dont so long as I am loosing and not gaining.

    I dont have any friends on here but if anyone wants to add me and has the same frame of mind then I am more than happy to have you as a friend - we can all get to our goals if we just hold our heads up and keep working towards them. - Every step is a step in the right direction, even if we stumble upon the way.
  • lots2live4
    lots2live4 Posts: 107 Member
    Amazing post, wish we could like or thumbs up. <3
  • MireyGal76
    MireyGal76 Posts: 7,334 Member
    Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has commented on this thread! I am so glad that it has caused people to stop and think... And maybe slow down a little, for their own benefit.

    Here's to a kickbutt 2015!!!
    :drinker:
  • MadisanM
    MadisanM Posts: 2 Member
    I must say I thought this was going to be a spam post with your title but then I read on and I agree with you 100%. Oh by the way I'm new here and some support would nice. It's hard to lose weight when you don't have support and motivation!
  • angelsandwolves09
    angelsandwolves09 Posts: 264 Member
    Needed to see this today! Love it!!
  • KimbersNewLife
    KimbersNewLife Posts: 646 Member
    Fantastic post!
  • tuneup321
    tuneup321 Posts: 1 Member
    Inspirational!!! I celebrated my hubby's birthday yesterday and went over my cals because I wanted to enjoy the day. Well, I felt SO bad because I've been doing so great lately. My sister told me the same thing, we all need to give ourselves permission to indulge once in a while and not to beat ourselves up.
    Thanks so much for this.
  • terrijayne
    terrijayne Posts: 31 Member
    i wanna steal this print it off and stick it to the front of my sausage roll hiding fridge!!!! thankyou for just being awesome
  • yolo9752
    yolo9752 Posts: 69 Member
    Great post!
  • smp7882
    smp7882 Posts: 10 Member
    Thank you ❤️ that was lovely
  • smp7882
    smp7882 Posts: 10 Member
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  • MireyGal76
    MireyGal76 Posts: 7,334 Member
    tuneup321 wrote: »
    Inspirational!!! I celebrated my hubby's birthday yesterday and went over my cals because I wanted to enjoy the day. Well, I felt SO bad because I've been doing so great lately. My sister told me the same thing, we all need to give ourselves permission to indulge once in a while and not to beat ourselves up.
    Thanks so much for this.

    This is so true! Once in a while it is ok to slip a bit. Just don't make it a habit. If a "treat" happens more than once in a while (think in terms of weeks, maybe?) then it's no longer a "treat", it's more a lifestyle choice. Make sure those lifestyle choices fit within your overall plan, and you will be ok!
    terrijayne wrote: »
    i wanna steal this print it off and stick it to the front of my sausage roll hiding fridge!!!! thankyou for just being awesome

    Thank you for this! :heart: I'm really glad that people find it helps!
  • littledebbiekim56
    littledebbiekim56 Posts: 1 Member
    I'm so glad I stumbled across your post thank you. I began my journey Jan 14/15 and now Feb 5th down a total of 17 lbs. I needed to hear this as last day or two feeling hungry and don't cheat at all as I've still got 65lbs to lose and had given myself till July to lose but now I'll be happy at whatever I can lose in the next 6
  • mercedestifany
    mercedestifany Posts: 3
    Very well put I love this!
  • Healthy67Chick
    Healthy67Chick Posts: 159 Member
    Love it! Thanks for posting!
  • sjohnson__1
    sjohnson__1 Posts: 405 Member
    Brilliant post OP... you've inspired a topic to help jumpstart my blow. Excellent!
  • Katerina9408
    Katerina9408 Posts: 276 Member
    MireyGal76 wrote: »
    What if you had to choose between the following:

    OPTION 1) Get rich quick, but spend all the money and be poor again, just as quickly - possibly even poorer than you started

    or

    OPTION 2) Take some time, earn your wealth, and learn how to preserve it.


    Which would you pick?

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    It seems pretty obvious to me, which option is better. I want a lasting wealth... even if it means I have to work for it. I don't want a flash in the pan that disappears in a heartbeat - potentially leaving me scarred in the process... I want something sustainable. Something lasting. Something I can pass on to my kids after I am gone.

    And yet - so many topics on this site are focused on helping people achieve OPTION 1... some VLCDs, cleanses, fad diets, starvation and the like - abound a plenty.

    So many people seem to think that they'll be the exception to the rule - that they'll lose weight super fast, turn into this low fat, ripped, amazing sexy creature, and keep that body for EVERRRRR.... and yet they don't learn the proper tools to preserve the wealth they achieve (if they even achieve it in the first place!)


    And it's kinda ridiculous.


    Take this thread as an encouragement - you didn't gain weight overnight...
    YOU DON'T HAVE TO LOSE IT OVERNIGHT!

    I challenge you to ALLOW YOURSELF...
    - GRACE to lose weight slowly. Adjust your timelines to allow yourself time to change the way you approach food.
    - ROOM to make mistakes... no one can do this perfectly! You will have days where you feel like you have failed. It is OK. Just keep trying.
    - FREEDOM to have those foods you feel you cannot live without. Find a way to fit an occasional treat into your life
    - PERMISSION to love yourself as you are, knowing that you are working towards being healthier.
    - REALISM... set realistic goals for what you want to look like... recognize your body type and see what thinner versions of those body types look like. (If you have a massive chest, you likely won't look like Kate Hudson when you lose your weight!)


    Too many times I see people hate themselves into losing weight, and they do WHATEVER IS NECESSARY to get to their goal as fast as possible... and too many times I see them on the side of the road with their head between their knees... broken because they feel like they've failed.


    Train for your marathon... you don't have to run it the first time you lace up your shoes...

    Why does that have so many flags :(
  • TR0berts
    TR0berts Posts: 7,739 Member
    OP: flagged 4x as "spam."

    Not sure if hilarious, because some people didn't seem to actually read the post...

    Or sad, because some people didn't seem to read the post...


    Both?
  • azneee
    azneee Posts: 25 Member
    edited February 2015
    Such good inspiration! Self-hate never results in positive and lasting change. Putting these ideas into practice results in a more meaningful life, not just reduced love-handles :-)
  • tricolorkittie
    tricolorkittie Posts: 11 Member
    Amazing, really amazing. :D
  • TJBritton51
    TJBritton51 Posts: 7
    I thought this post was a scam and then I started reading it. It's something we all need to remind ourselves of daily!
  • stylimom
    stylimom Posts: 2 Member
    Very inspirational!
  • allofme32
    allofme32 Posts: 92 Member
    I needed this today. Thanks.
  • jenwrenten
    jenwrenten Posts: 1 Member
    I wanna look like Kate Hudson. No, actually, I am 51 I would rather go for Brook Sheilds or Cindy Crawford. They are closer to my age. :)

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