How is it that do some fit people don’t even seem to try to stay in shape and I can’t get results after a whole year of trying?
Two of the major issues with attempting to lose weight is “Self-imposed Guilt” and feeling like a failure thus “giving up”
Looking at others that seem to be successfully accomplishing weight loss and fitness and believing that it can never happen to you, is a defeating attitude. Positive thinking and being determined about your goal is the first step to success. You WILL fail many times, yet you’ll get back up, dust yourself off, learn from your failure and then move forward to success. Habits can equal the difference between a really fit person—and a couch potato.
Some of the things that will help you reach that success are:
- Never obsess about every calorie.
Look forward to your daily workout (make it fun)
- Eat dessert without feeling guilty.
- Built up a set of comfortable habits over the years that allows you to stay in shape.
- Don’t diet – Listen to your body’s needs.
- Find exercises that you enjoy and change them frequently.
- Prioritize health and fitness.
- Get lots of sleep.
- Hang around with “like” people.
- Always find ways to stay active throughout the day.
- Know that you won’t always eat right.
Additional Things Fit People Do to Stay in Shape
- They eat to live…not live to eat.
- They don’t try to exercise to exhaustion.
- The understand that fun active activities are exercise.
- They don’t follow fad diets or training practices.
- They eat any and all the Food they want…no chemicals.
- They understand when the body needs rest if it’s even for 10 minutes.
- They are not influenced by other people, friends or relative’s bad nutrition habits.
- They make sure to see the sun for at least 15 minutes a day.
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