The most positive thread ever. Let's brag!
wtliftchick
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Let's encourage ourselves and each other with some positive self statements. Please share at least one thing you did this week that was healthy or positive. Brag about yourself!
I postponed a dinner reservation. I already went over my calories one day this week and I don't want to do that two times in one week. Its not the I'll never go to this restaurant; I'm planning on going in a few weeks. I just know that if I want to reach my goal, I need to keep the special occasion dinners special and not over do it. I'm proud of myself for staying balanced.
I postponed a dinner reservation. I already went over my calories one day this week and I don't want to do that two times in one week. Its not the I'll never go to this restaurant; I'm planning on going in a few weeks. I just know that if I want to reach my goal, I need to keep the special occasion dinners special and not over do it. I'm proud of myself for staying balanced.
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I will be getting measured for new(smaller) uniforms today(finally) after being egged on by coworkers about how 'frumpy' I look.
I estimate I will be about 3 sizes smaller than I am now!16 -
I volunteer for a few committees at work that focus on employee engagement and social connections. I feel that the work I do makes the workplace a more enjoyable place to be and that my positive attitude sets a good example.10
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I was incredibly stressed yesterday as it was results day for my degree and I really wasn't feeling going to the gym, but I still went! My session started out with me crying on the cross trainer but I felt so much better at the end. I got a 2.1 in my degree so yesterday was a good day!7
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I bought 2 size 6 (uk) dresses and they fit niiice!8
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I passed by the mirror this morning and noticed that my abs are looking nice. Got some definition going on.
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I can wear bright red skinny jeans and not feel self-conscious.
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I went to a bar last night with my volleyball teammates after our game and did not eat because it would push me over my calorie budget.
I am officially down 15lbs since May 1st though!11 -
I normally do my bellydance exercise when I wake up, but MFH had to go to the dentist, so instead of just not doing it today, I made a game out of it. I will be doing my workout at 11pm, one hour before the next days begins....its gonna be wicked to cheat time and win!!3
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I did my weight training last night, and normally do ~15 minutes of cardio on weight training days. Well, I was feeling good so I ended up doing 40 minutes of cardio in addition to the weight training. I also bicep curled the 60 pound bar once!3
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Despite my DH even offering to drive me to get a chocolate sundae, I did NOT give in to intense cravings last night, and finished the day under my calorie goal.4
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Most positive, you say?
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RoseTheWarrior wrote: »Despite my DH even offering to drive me to get a chocolate sundae, I did NOT give in to intense cravings last night, and finished the day under my calorie goal.
Our husbands should be friends lol!0 -
Even though I really didn't feel like it, I got up at 5:15 this morning and did the 3-mile Walk Away the Pounds....also, I can finally fit into a cute red dress that's been hanging in my closet for a while! I'm taking it to the cleaners today so I can wear it on Saturday. Yay!12
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As of today, I've lost a little more than 9.5 lbs in 22 days. More than 40 lbs lost since starting my journey.
On Monday, I fit into jeans I bought when I was at my lowest weight ever. And my personal trainer said I look like I lost weight.
I bought four new swimsuits to try on and I even went for a skimpy triangle top bikini, which I've never been comfortable wearing.
And I'm feeling sexy!!!!!!6 -
I ve lost 86lb. After moving from the UK to California to marry the love of my life..Im meeting his family for the first time at a wedding in Washington in three weeks....and I will be wearing high heels for the first time in 5 years...14
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Just started up yesterday and I'm happy to say that at 3:30pm, I'm only 1026 steps short of 10,000 - and I'll be over that before going to bed. Got up and walked for 30 minutes this morning. I'm on my way and just doing it! Yay!!!!5
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I totally did the weight training today I was dreading, along with a bunch of 2-minute planks. I didn't want to do it and I sweated like a pig, but I did it, and now I feel great and proud. Also I lost 5lbs the past 2 weeks.2
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lilaclovebird wrote: »I will be getting measured for new(smaller) uniforms today(finally) after being egged on by coworkers about how 'frumpy' I look.
I estimate I will be about 3 sizes smaller than I am now!
It's about time, @lilaclovebird! LOL
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Even though I worked from 7 a.m. to 5:00 and had to be at a meeting at 7:00 p.m., I crammed in a gym session (and a shower
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I fit a 3-mile walk into my lunch break at work, and also did a 90-minute extreme thai pads class tonight (without collapsing!). My class partner said my shoulders and arms are looking more defined. And I'm down 8kg/17lb since May 1st. Oh, and I cooked the most amazingly delicious dinner all by myself (this is a big achievement as I am normally useless in the kitchen!) and still stayed under my calorie goal (even without taking the exercise into account).
P.S. Well done everyone, some awesome positives here!3 -
The photo that inspired me to FINALLY try to lose significant weight was me in shorts on a cruise a couple years ago. This weekend, I decided to take another one to see if I could see a difference--especially in my legs, which I've always hated. So glad I did--here are the pics. My legs, though still the same shape, have gotten significantly smaller--it's a miracle!!
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I've come to the realization that I've been perpetuating my past by playing the victim. This is a huge insight into my behavior, and I've been able to start breaking some old patterns by reminding myself that I am not a victim of my situation. It feels nice 4
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distinctlybeautiful wrote: »I've come to the realization that I've been perpetuating my past by playing the victim. This is a huge insight into my behavior, and I've been able to start breaking some old patterns by reminding myself that I am not a victim of my situation. It feels nice
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quiksylver296 wrote: »distinctlybeautiful wrote: »I've come to the realization that I've been perpetuating my past by playing the victim. This is a huge insight into my behavior, and I've been able to start breaking some old patterns by reminding myself that I am not a victim of my situation. It feels nice
That IS huge! Well done!
Thank you!
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I've made it to week 7 day 2 of C25K and I DID IT!! I cried when I finished W6D3... and now I'm going out and running 25 minutes without stopping!
I'm slow af and don't even care.. I'm doing it!! In a million years, I would have never imagined myself running!
Oh.. and not on my "official" weigh day yet, but looks like I've lost 50 lbs so far. w00t!
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sparklyglitterbomb wrote: »I've made it to week 5 day 2 of C25K and I DID IT!! I cried when I finished W6D3... and now I'm going out and running 25 minutes without stopping!
I'm slow af and don't even care.. I'm doing it!! In a million years, I would have never imagined myself running!
Oh.. and not on my "official" weigh day yet, but looks like I've lost 50 lbs so far. w00t!
You're right! You're AWESOME!!!0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »
You're right! You're AWESOME!!!
Thanks! It's not often I'm this proud of myself
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Today I am wearing work pants that were a little snug when I bought them, just a week or two before I went back to work (after being SAHM 2 years). But, I told myself when I bought them that they will fit eventually. Today, it has been exactly 1 month since I started my job and I wore them for the first time today- and they fit just great!3
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this whole thread is just one giant stream of wonderful things. I'm smiling at all of your victories and achievements. Totally bookmarking this bad boy for inspiration.0
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FindingLaurie wrote: »The photo that inspired me to FINALLY try to lose significant weight was me in shorts on a cruise a couple years ago. This weekend, I decided to take another one to see if I could see a difference--especially in my legs, which I've always hated. So glad I did--here are the pics. My legs, though still the same shape, have gotten significantly smaller--it's a miracle!!
Girl! You look great! The side by side pictures really show off all your hard work. Really inspiring!0
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