weird question
hughjazz74
Posts: 64 Member
So I think it was WW years ago where they suggested buying a 5 lb bag of sugar and keeping in your pantry to pick up and really feel what that amount of weight feels like to lose - to remind yourself even after losing just a few lbs, what a huge difference it makes on your body. Looking for any ideas like this to keep me motivated. I'm hanging in there, doing well with ci/co but the waiting game is getting to me when you want the weight loss to speed up but that's not rational. It's all mental! Any non-jerky/know it all thoughts are appreciated Thank you and good luck to you all!
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Makes me think of this thread...
http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/929946/ive-lost-a-cinder-block-what-about-you1 -
You can also look at pictures...
I would also suggest that you have to ultimately embrace the fact that this is a process and that it is slow and that there is much more to it than just the number on the scale. Focus on the process...focus on better nutrition...focus on fitness...focus on being a little better today about something than you were yesterday.
Also realize that getting to some number, while great and all, isn't the end game...you're actually only arriving at the starting line of the actual race...the process of losing is just practice for the extended process of maintaining a healthy weight and lifestyle...8 -
Put some weights in a bag and carry it around for a while. See how far you've come or how good it will feel to get that weight off.1
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kimkimcoleman wrote: »Put some weights in a bag and carry it around for a while. See how far you've come or how good it will feel to get that weight off.
I did this years ago shortly after I lost my weight. I put 40 Lbs in a back pack and went for a walk...I was in pretty good shape by then fitness wise, but I could easily see why I had difficulty doing *kitten* before, especially as I was a 2-3 PAD smoker when I was over weight as well.2 -
Thanks all.. appreciate these reminders!!0
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haha, I was going to mention something like that in my original post...maybe i should stick to a 5 lb hand weight instead of a food item1
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