3rd January 2018
Sunsets are proof that endings can be beautiful.
I did it! I managed a
day on track – woo hoo – see you have to believe or you’ll never succeed. My meals looked like this;
Breakfast egg & roasted cherry tomatoes on toast – 3sp
Turkey pie leftovers with mint sauce gravy – 6sp
Salmon in a maggi garlic paper thing, mushrooms, tomatoes,
garlic - 1sp
My meals only cost me 10SP how good is that, just shows you
can if you thing about it.
It can be truly tough to believe in yourself, especially if
you don’t feel like you’re doing that great, or maybe because you’ve not
succeeded in the past you don’t think you can now – that makes being confident
in your own abilities really hard work. It’s one of the most important ingredients in
your weight loss journey, you need to have some confidence. We all fail – trust me, I’ve been doing this
job for 13 years, I’ve been losing weight for 30 years, I’ve seen plenty. I’ve also seen success, so much success and
the secret to that success is a belief that you can do it, confidence in yourself
and your abilities.
Social media can be fantastic but it can also be dreadful
for making you think everyone is succeeding but you – that’s why I bring the
truth into my meetings, I don’t want my members thinking it’s just then that
struggles. Other than the week after
Christmas, how often have you seen anyone posting “WOW, check me out, I gained
4lb this week after going on a takeaway bender” or similar – you don’t do
ya? “Woo Hoo, I failed my test”, “YAY, I
didn’t get the job!” it’s just not information we share. We don’t want you to know about or failures
our bad news, heck we don’t wanna know about them, we sure as hell don’t wanna
relieve them, then have everyone comment on them over and over via
Facebook.
It’s okay not to get it right all the time, it might not
feel great but life’s full of stuff that doesn’t feel that good, the secret is
to focus on the stuff that does feel good and go with that, work with it. Hit a brick wall? Climb over the damn thing. Struggling to stick to your new Smart Points
allowance, ask others how they do it.
Not enough hours in your day to get active, find someone with a similar
life to yours and ask if they manage it and how.
Are you thinking about joining AGAIN, but scared of failing
AGAIN, are you using the fact you’re skint and paydays weeks away as an
excuse? Well stop it, every person in a
Weight Watcher meeting has at some time failed on their weight loss journey,
they don’t give up completely, they keep going, they return, they start over
because that’s what we do. Oh and being
skint isn’t an excuse either because we have a great 3 for 2 month offer online
for meetings and app which is pay nothing the first month, so go get signed up www.weightwatchers.co.uk.
Stop doubting yourself, have faith in your ability, enough
of the beating yourself up, the self-deprecation. How about we start supporting ourselves,
start being kind to and taking care of ourselves. A bit of self-love goes a very long way. We got this – we can do this.
Still unsure – oh just fake it till you make it, make as
many good decisions as you can, shrug it off when you don’t do so well and okay
maybe you won’t be that awesome loser who gets 6lb off in their first week, 3lb
in their second and then regular loses 1-2lb a week, every week. You could be that slow, steady, 1lb a week
member who ends the year 52lb lighter than they started (that’s almost 4 stone
btw), or maybe you will lose 1lb a week most week, gain a pound or two every now
and again, or you do a steady average of 2lb a month, you’ll still be 2 stone
lighter by the end of the year.
The time will pass anyway so what have you got to lose? Oh yeah some weight and once you start to see
the results continually, it gets easier, it really does because it starts to
become a way of life when you take it steady, when you don’t take it too
seriously – when you focus on the journey rather than the destination.
Who wants to climb on board my weight loss wagon? I’m driving it all the way to successville, jump
on BeYOUtiful, we’ll enjoy the journey and embrace the detours.
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