Friday 16th October 2015
Happiness is an inside job.
Don't assign anyone else that much power over your life.
I'm on the back track now as I'd normally have been up hours
but who cares, it'll all get done, or it won't, that's the beauty of life, we
have choices. Today I choice to not
worry about doing a yoga session, instead I'm gonna go to the cinema with my
bestie because that will be far more enjoyable!
I'm also going to have me a lovely massage later, so yep today's my me
day and I'm gonna do what I fancy.
But first some paperwork, it's not all fun and games,
there's serious business to be done too.
I'm still on track, coming into the weekend with weeklies
intact, had a lovely steak for my tea last night, let Alfie have a little of
it, he saved me a couple of points. For
lunch we had that Gyros rice I'd bought from Lidl, it was alright, I'm not a
huge fan of ready made food, but it was okay and the portion size was
impressive for 10pp.
Another cracking day at the scales, Michelle achieved her
50lb certificate and I couldn't be prouder, she's worked really hard to get
that and has so much other stuff going on in her life which makes it all the
more of an achievement. Janet also
achieved her 75lb certificate, she told me she never thought she'd be able to
lose that much weight, and another 3lb and she will have achieved her goal,
just incredible! Another Michelle got
her 25lb certificate, I love that there are so many of my members at different
stages of their journey, whether it's the first 3lb or 30lb, we're all
supporting each other along the way.
Now I asked a question on my page yesterday;
Do you just want to be lighter or do you want to change your eating habits, so that you can keep that weight off for longer, even if that means not having the 'goodies' such as sweets, crisps and booze as often as you might like at the moment?
If you always do what you always did, you'll always get what you always got!
Answer to yourself before continuing...
I think what I wanted to see was that the members in my
meetings are changing, even if they joined initially just to get
"thin", they've since realised healthy is the way forward, it's all
about balance. Being thin at any price
isn't worth it, not if it's detrimental to your short or long term health
anyway, I don't believe it is anyway.
Weight Watchers and doctors recommend that both men and
women lose up to an average of 2 pounds a week after the first three weeks, two
pounds a week is based on years and years of scientific evidence that shows
dramatic health risks associated with losing a rate greater than that. It's just not worth it, is it?
I mean think about it, you lose it all super quick, your
leader says "congrats you've got to goal", your doctor says "but
your kidney's are shot to pieces!"
Then of course there's the fact you could lose it at up to
2lb a week but the content of your diet is ridiculously bad, so yeah 26pp a day
may be your allowance but should you be spending it on a kitkat for breakfast,
a salad for lunch then a bag of chips for tea?
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