I like your approach. If the scales aren't working for you chuck them out! I became a daily weigh in addict years ago, sometimes it's good, other times it's not. Fortunately I don't get emotional over what the scales say. If it's high and I'm trying to lose weight then I know there's work to do. I pay more attention to the longer term, how heavy am I this month compared to last month.
The one thing I will recommend for anyone losing weight is get outside and do something. The key two words "Outside" and "Do." Sure I may be subliminally telling you to exercise but don't get hung up on that word which often carries so many negative memories. Find something you like to do and go do it. Walking is great. I don't mean you have to go out an power walk for 5 hours a day, sweating till you have nothing left to sweat. I mean go for a walk. Maybe around the local block, maybe around a park, just go at your own pace, have a look at things around you. "See" what is nearby. Don't focus on the walk, focus on what's around.
For me I used to love to cycle as a kid, and it was that enjoyment, and those memories that got me back on a bike at 130kg (286lb). I've lost over 40kg including losing the 41st kilo so many times it's not funny. One thing that has remained is I love to ride. I now also love to walk, and swim, and run, so have developed goals from that but these come over time.
Enjoy yourself out there.

Sadly im a slave to the scale. I hadn't weighed in two weeks. Today I felt thinner got on tje scale and it hasnt moved I worked pretty hard to see nothing . I ended up sabotaging myself with food today for the first time in my MfP journey. Tomorrow is a new day and I will stick with this!
Congrats on the looser pants and good attitude

I used to weigh all the time too. It was very frustrating when the scale didn't move like I thought it should. What I learned is that our bodies can fluctuate with water weight up to even 8 pounds a day sometimes. If we're weight training, we will sometimes gain weight. The scale lies! I've learned the best way to gauge your progress is to take body measurements and note how your clothes are fitting. I bought a Vivosmart fitness band to help me see how many calories I burn a day and tracking my calories consumed on MFP. It really helps to see exactly what my numbers are. I've also had a fitbit which works great too.

@nickimz0425 Make sure you're eating enough. Do your calculations for calorie intake etc. Enter your info in MFP and it should come up with a number for you. Should be pretty accurate.
I'm doing the 21 day Fix Extreme right now (almost done first round of it) and I didn't realize when I started how much food I needed to eat.
EAT BREAKFAST! Once you start eating regularly your metabolism will kick in.