SoSel
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Last Monday I hit 195.8. So, of course, today I weighed 197.3. Still, wow! One of my biggest struggles has been to keep myself under 200. I said I never wanted to leave Onederland again. I’m just up 1.5 lbs. Not bad for TOM! Hopefully I’ll be able to weigh later this week and have something to show for myself.
Being stuck in the 190’s is fairly laughable. Beats bouncing around in the 200’s! I can’t wait till I’m stuck in the 180’s. Point is, I’m getting there slowly just like I’m supposed to.
I looked up some motivation last weekend when I felt crabby [and now we know why]. I stumbled across weight-loss tips. The staples- eating right, sleeping enough, water, etc. Then I found one I really liked. It said to keep your goals small. Almost tiny. Some of us think, “Man, I’ve got 60 lbs to lose!” Be careful with that! Be careful with the stress involved. Instead, say “This week, I’m going to watch my cals and exercise. I want to lose ONE pound.” End of story. Well, that’s my new idea. No more crunching numbers like the math wiz I am. I just want to lose one solid pound a week. Each day I exercise, I can pat myself on the back for creating the calorie defecit that contributes to weight loss. It’s time I feel good about me for a change!
Although I sincerely hope to be less than 196.3 next Monday, I’ll set the rule in place today.
I want to lose 1 lb this week.
Now I better get to work!
Being stuck in the 190’s is fairly laughable. Beats bouncing around in the 200’s! I can’t wait till I’m stuck in the 180’s. Point is, I’m getting there slowly just like I’m supposed to.
I looked up some motivation last weekend when I felt crabby [and now we know why]. I stumbled across weight-loss tips. The staples- eating right, sleeping enough, water, etc. Then I found one I really liked. It said to keep your goals small. Almost tiny. Some of us think, “Man, I’ve got 60 lbs to lose!” Be careful with that! Be careful with the stress involved. Instead, say “This week, I’m going to watch my cals and exercise. I want to lose ONE pound.” End of story. Well, that’s my new idea. No more crunching numbers like the math wiz I am. I just want to lose one solid pound a week. Each day I exercise, I can pat myself on the back for creating the calorie defecit that contributes to weight loss. It’s time I feel good about me for a change!
Although I sincerely hope to be less than 196.3 next Monday, I’ll set the rule in place today.
I want to lose 1 lb this week.
Now I better get to work!

