Your younger self
urloved33
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If you could go back and have a heart to heart talk with your younger self - what would you talk about?
I would talk about the need to maintain and protect my health and fitness - I would tell myself to stop sweating the small stuff - move away from what is hurting you without any explanation to anyone - and to learn self forgiveness - and save 20 bucks a week for life!
I would talk about the need to maintain and protect my health and fitness - I would tell myself to stop sweating the small stuff - move away from what is hurting you without any explanation to anyone - and to learn self forgiveness - and save 20 bucks a week for life!
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I'd tell myself don't jog. Sprint or walk.2
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So many things come to mind when I think about this subject. I think I'd tell myself to stay active, don't drink so much and CERTAINLY don't start smoking. I could go on and on but those affected my health the most when I was younger.1
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SO much! I wish I knew about calorie counting and nutrition and that I don't need to starve myself or give up all the foods I love! Also knowledge about weight lifting! I believe that if I'd had that knowledge in my late teens I never would have gotten fat.
If I knew all that I know now I wouldn't have developed these terrible habits. When I was young I was active and ate well and I feel like those bad habits broke my full/satiated switch.1
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