Her discouragement was obvious as she described her struggles over the past year.
“I don’t know what went wrong!” she said. “I worked so hard to lose weight, and I was thrilled when I finally hit my goal. [Read more…]
Her discouragement was obvious as she described her struggles over the past year.
“I don’t know what went wrong!” she said. “I worked so hard to lose weight, and I was thrilled when I finally hit my goal. [Read more…]
How to figure out what you are feelingOn the left side of a piece of paper, write the words, I feel, and on the right side write, because of. Choose a situation or event to explore and in the left column, write a word to describe how you feel about it.
I encourage all dieters to make a list of reasons WHY you want to reach and maintain your goal weight.
To help you get started, here is my own personal list. [Read more…]
One of the most common themes among dieters is the phrase, “I know what to do, I just don’t do it.” [Read more…]
No matter how long you stay on your diet or maintenance plan, food will still always look good!
And you’ll never be completely free of the temptation to eat something when you feel stressed or upset and need nurturing and solace. [Read more…]
Imagine what your life will be like once you’ve reached your weight-loss goals.
Pretend your current plan was successful and that you’ve lost weight, built an exercise program, and maintained your new habits. [Read more…]
Don’t let your present circumstances keep you from making progress. Instead of getting stuck on what you can’t do, figure out which things you can salvage from your past. [Read more…]
If you continue to struggle with following through on your goals, try breaking them down into smaller and smaller actions until you run out of excuses for not doing your plan. [Read more…]
To become more effective with making things happen, define your goals as intentions and clarify exactly what you want to do. Start by making your intentions measurable so you can tell if you’ve achieved them or not. [Read more…]
Every day, from the time you get up in the morning until you go to bed at night, you live out your day in one of three behavior columns—weight loss, maintain, or gain. [Read more…]