Day 29.. Slow & steady wins the race

monkey246 · April 2015

I'm the kind of person who is motivated by results and unfortunately I've come to realise that MFP is a 'slow & steady wins the race' type diet plan. However this isn't a negative - I've realised this within my first 4 weeks and know not to expect a huge weight loss every time I step on the scales.

Need. To. Keep. Motivated.

jlbrown1985 · April 2015

Check out some of the awesome and inspirational success stories. That's some motivation right there!!! Like you said slow and steady. The slower you lose the more likely you are to keep it off. Stick with it! MFP WILL work!

cshankes · April 2015

Slow and steady weight loss will help you keep the weight off. I am looking at this process as a lifestyle and not a diet, because I want to learn how not only to lose the weight but to keep it off once I do.

monkey246 · April 2015

Thanks both. You're right it's a lifestyle change. I've always hated change haha, that's probably why I'm struggling. I've always liked to see results quickly, so tend to get bored if it takes too long. Most people I speak to say the same - the slower you lose the easier it is to keep off. FANTASTIC as I'm losing it very slowly.

I'll have a look at success stories and photos when I feel demotivated ☺️

Roxiegirl2008 · April 2015

Slow and steady works. It worked for me 90lbs and 40 inches lost...and still off. Just take it one day at a time and don't set crazy goals. I was able to keep my head in the game by saying "this month I will loose 5lbs" instead of saying "i have 90lbs to loose" that seemed much easier for me to look at it like that. Good luck! You can do it!

whimsy38 · April 2015

Turtles are awesome! It has to be deep change in habits and lifestyle or we'll always be starting over.

Day 29.. Slow & steady wins the race

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