Best thing I've read in a while

jacksonpt
jacksonpt Posts: 10,413 Member
edited October 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
A snippet from the article "Race Shape Ready" in the January issue of Triathlete magazine
... real-world and scientific evidence indicate that the specific diet that a person uses to shed fat is not especially important to success in the effort to lose weight. What's far more important, it seems, is the motivation level and attitude of the person seeking weight loss. Men and women who are truly ready to commit to a particular weight-loss strategy are almost certain to succeed, regardless of the diet they choose (provided it's healthy and realistic). By the same token, those who are not prepared to fully embrace their diet are bound to fail, no matter which diet they've chosen.

What's that all mean? Basically tihs:
- Set some REALISTIC goals
- Pick a HEALTHY diet plan that works for you and your lifestile
- Commit to your plan 100%
- If you're not seeing the results you want, it's probably on YOU, not on the diet.

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  • Amen.
  • walkwithme1
    walkwithme1 Posts: 492 Member
    I agree 100%. My success has come from my commitment. And I have never considered this a "diet" it is a way of life now. I have set the realistic goals along the way because it is exciting to meet those and start reaching for the next.
  • - If you're not seeing the results you want, it's probably on YOU, not on the diet.

    I believe in this wholeheartedly.
  • jacksonpt
    jacksonpt Posts: 10,413 Member
    I agree 100%. My success has come from my commitment. And I have never considered this a "diet" it is a way of life now. I have set the realistic goals along the way because it is exciting to meet those and start reaching for the next.

    progress is a great motivator! nice job.
  • thecrossfitter
    thecrossfitter Posts: 424 Member
    Thanks for sharing! I feel like I've never been successful when filled with self-pity. I've been successful when I've felt motivation that came from within - and only I could give myself that.
  • shovav91
    shovav91 Posts: 2,335 Member
    I love this. Thank you so much for sharing!
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