How Do You Reward Yourself?

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Hello, MFPers!

So, as we are working hard, tracking our intakes and outgos, getting healthy and dropping excess pounds...how do you all reward yourselves?

For instance, I was thinking of waiting until I hit my major goal and doing something big, like a cool leather jacket I've wanted for a long time, or maybe a special hiking trip.

But then I thought, maybe small, weekly rewards are better?

What do you all do?
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  • vanityy99
    vanityy99 Posts: 2,583 Member
    edited February 2019
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    I plan on rewarding myself when I reach my 5lbs target with a luxury lipstick.

    10lb mark buying new clothes
  • jaybirdaz79
    jaybirdaz79 Posts: 37 Member
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    @vanityy99 Oh, a luxury lipstick sounds decadent! I like that idea.

    @renaerussell18 Ziplining sounds amazing. I've never done that!

    Keep 'em coming, folks. We need ideas. :)
  • jaybirdaz79
    jaybirdaz79 Posts: 37 Member
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    @tashanic2 Garmin is super nice and a logical choice. At 20 pounds down, new clothes are kind of a must. Congrats!

    @WanderingRivers Ah, that's true. My mom's WW class in the 70's used to say "Remember, nothing tastes as good a thin feels." :)

    @Silent_Soliloquy Sounds like you more than deserve a new bike. Maybe a James Bond bike, with a smoke screen feature for quick getaways. LOL
  • CharlieCharlie007
    CharlieCharlie007 Posts: 246 Member
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    If I eat clean all week, I eat a whole cake all weekend.
  • jaybirdaz79
    jaybirdaz79 Posts: 37 Member
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    @CharlieCharlie007 HAHA! Well, not exactly what I meant by reward, but whatever makes you happy. :)
  • jaybirdaz79
    jaybirdaz79 Posts: 37 Member
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    @Kevdudebro Now THAT sounds not only mentally satisfying, but brave as well. I love roller coasters, but I draw the line at going upside down. You'll get there, no doubt. :)
  • mistymeadows2005
    mistymeadows2005 Posts: 3,737 Member
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    LOVE THIS! I think I'm going to get a massage when I hit my next mini goal :) It's something I would never spend money on (not because I don't love them, I'm just cheap and stingy LOL) so it's a TRUE reward :)
  • sardelsa
    sardelsa Posts: 9,812 Member
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    When I reach major goals I get to write up a blog post about it. That pushes me to get it done, and do it right.
  • RelCanonical
    RelCanonical Posts: 3,882 Member
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    I usually try to get something self-care related (face masks or whatnot) to mark milestones in weight loss, since my self-care and weight loss goals go kind of hand-in-hand. Sometimes I buy kpop albums, but that's mostly just me looking for an excuse to buy kpop albums, lol.
  • OCDOD
    OCDOD Posts: 21 Member
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    I will buy new clothes. All new. Everything :-)
  • jaybirdaz79
    jaybirdaz79 Posts: 37 Member
    edited February 2019
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    @Silent_Soliloquy I "woo"ed you because I thought it meant like "Yay!" like "woo-hoo!" I just looked the term up, apparently it can now also mean "a bunch of bull." Not sure why MFP would give a negative comment choice on a help forum, so I changed my "woo" for you to "inspiring." Thanks for pointing that out! I just learned something new. Woo-hoo! ;)
  • Silent_Soliloquy
    Silent_Soliloquy Posts: 237 Member
    edited February 2019
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    Haha pjay... no worries , happens regularly now and again.
  • renaerussell18
    renaerussell18 Posts: 31 Member
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    pjayperrin wrote: »
    @Silent_Soliloquy I "woo"ed you because I thought it meant like "Yay!" like "woo-hoo!" I just looked the term up, apparently it can now also mean "a bunch of bull." Not sure why MFP would give a negative comment choice on a help forum, so I changed my "woo" for you to "inspiring." Thanks for pointing that out! I just learned something new. Woo-hoo! ;)

    I've used it too! Now I know its not a good thing! Sorry to anyone I offended!