How do you remind yourself to lose weight?
shellieems
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I took all my small clothe out and put it in my closet.
How do you remind yourself to lose weight?
How do you remind yourself to lose weight?
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I have my husband get on the scale so I can be jealous he has lost about 100lbs now and he only has to drink water0
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I decide what I put in my mouth.0
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I saw this quote on Pinterest that said something like "Tired of starting over? Stop giving up." Every time I catch myself going over on my calories or choosing one thing over another or not working out, I think of that.0
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Repeat after me: "This is not a negotiation!"
I saw pictures of myself when I was thinner and my brother bought me a Wii (way too expensive, in my opinion) so I feel both obligated and ashamed to have gotten so overweight. Sadly, this is second time around for me. I was always significantly overweight, lost 120 lbs, and have gained it all back. So...here's to round two!0 -
Watch a video clip of a singer whose body I aspire to have. Usually Shakira0
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Look in the mirror or usually at some point during any given day one of my kids will poke me in the behind or leg and tell me I'm "quishy" the older two do it, they are 3 and 4.0
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I tape inspirational quotes, old picture of my skinny self and me now, and random pictures of women whose body closely resembles what I want to look like when I make goal, to my refrigerator and cupboards. It really works!0
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The 'jiggle test'.
Stand in front of a mirror naked and jump up and down. Eugh. Thats why.
Thats also what your beloved sees when you make love.
Works for me, except that then I start worrying as I am running and red faced again what happens when I am wearing clothes....
A slightly more positive way is to say, 1lb a week is 4 stone in a year....
If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got.0 -
I decide what I put in my mouth.
Thats what she said!
This is key!
If you eat the proper amount of food you do great!
Proper being the amount you need to eat, then create a deficit!
dont starve the fat off because that **** doesnt work!0 -
I look in a mirror. :P0
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The 'jiggle test'.
Stand in front of a mirror naked and jump up and down. Eugh. Thats why.
Thats also what your beloved sees when you make love.
Works for me, except that then I start worrying as I am running and red faced again what happens when I am wearing clothes....
A slightly more positive way is to say, 1lb a week is 4 stone in a year....
If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got.0 -
Nowadays every time i get the urge to binge, my inner motherly voice says, "Nicky, No!" And suddenly I don't have a choice anymore. And when the urge passes, I'm freaking glad I told myself off!0
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I saw this quote on Pinterest that said something like "Tired of starting over? Stop giving up." Every time I catch myself going over on my calories or choosing one thing over another or not working out, I think of that.
^^This! I saw this today and it was definitely a good motivation!0 -
I decide what I put in my mouth.
Thats what she said!
LMAO!!!!!!0 -
I posted a photo of me in a bikini (that fit, about 60 pounds less than what i am in the photo) on my bathroom mirror at home.
And in the books I take to the gym: a photo of my boyfriend as a bookmark0 -
Every morning when I see my skinny husband walking around looking better in his underwear than I do in mine. Lol0
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Watch a video clip of a singer whose body I aspire to have. Usually Shakira
Shakira is a great motivation. Her body is beautiful.
Also, I am making smart choices all the time. And I do not deny myself when I really want something (but my desires have changed to healthier options).0 -
It's easier for me to stop and pause before eating or buying something I shouldn't have at the grocery store - I literally pause and ask myself "How badly do I want this, how guilty will I feel if I buy/eat this, how worth it is it to eat this when it means falling off-track?" 9/10 times I put it back on the shelf.0
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I have a 3ring binder that i keep up with pictures and journal enteries for every day. its called from fat to flat in 6 months. also i planned a trip to l.a. for my bday. i refuse to go without being in shape0
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I saw this quote on Pinterest that said something like "Tired of starting over? Stop giving up." Every time I catch myself going over on my calories or choosing one thing over another or not working out, I think of that.0
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I only had 1 pair of jeans that fit and they were getting tight. I was tired of wearing the same pair of pants every day. I have several pairs of pants that fit now.0
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I saw this quote on Pinterest that said something like "Tired of starting over? Stop giving up." Every time I catch myself going over on my calories or choosing one thing over another or not working out, I think of that.
That is a great quote! I am going to use that0 -
When tempted, I remind myself that nothing tastes as good as healthy feels.0
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I used to have diabetes type II. I would take 5 different meds in pill form and a injection. I am no longer diabetic but I kept some of the meds as a reminder.0
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That I am not going to buy another piece of clothing until I lose the weight I want to lose. And when that happens I am going on a shopping spree for all kinds of new clothes just in time for spring!!! I live in Upstate NY where it's sweaters and long sleeves everyday right now so buying all new shorts and capris will be exciting!!0
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I used to have diabetes type II. I would take 5 different meds in pill form and a injection. I am no longer diabetic but I kept some of the meds as a reminder.
My best motivation to get started again was going clothes shopping - seeing myself in the 360 mirror and not being to fit into the size I wanted to wear was depressing. Now clothes shopping motivates me because I am looking better and am fitting into smaller sizes.
I also have a dress hanging in my closet that I want to get into. It's a fancy dress to go out to a fancy dinner in.0 -
your ”jiggle test“ is very funny lol0
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My scale is the first thing you see when you walk into my bathroom. Seeing it and remembering that I have to weigh-in at the end of the week is usually enough. I'm also not buying any new clothing until I lose weight, that's been a huge reminder to stay on track too.0
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