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luckotheirish
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Congratulations!!
Success is its own reward. This is the experience of positive feedback. The more you accomplish, the more you want to accomplish. Right??Keep up the excellent work. I promise you won't regret your accomplishment. In fact, you'll probably find out that didn't really know how bad you were feeling all that time.
It's kinda like when people get glasses or contacts for the first time. They say, "Wow! I didn't know how much clearer things could be!"
Every decision, every goal in life requires us to count the cost of the decision/goal and compare it to the alternative. Which do I want more? Health, fitness and some education and hard work? Or infirmity, lethargy, and unlimited quality time on the couch?
Everyone has different goals, so it's ok if yours aren't the same as every/anybody else's.
When I finally decided to get into shape I made a decision. I decided that, for me, food was for function not flavor. It was fuel, nothing more, nothing less. Everything I eat has a functional purpose. Once I let go of the idea that I needed to be entertained by my food it was a breeze. There are so many other ways to be entertained.
Now, when I eat out, I'm out to be with and be entertained by friends or family not just to eat or be entertained by food.
Success is its own reward. This is the experience of positive feedback. The more you accomplish, the more you want to accomplish. Right??Keep up the excellent work. I promise you won't regret your accomplishment. In fact, you'll probably find out that didn't really know how bad you were feeling all that time.
It's kinda like when people get glasses or contacts for the first time. They say, "Wow! I didn't know how much clearer things could be!"
A Living Hell said:
Every decision, every goal in life requires us to count the cost of the decision/goal and compare it to the alternative. Which do I want more? Health, fitness and some education and hard work? Or infirmity, lethargy, and unlimited quality time on the couch?
Everyone has different goals, so it's ok if yours aren't the same as every/anybody else's.
When I finally decided to get into shape I made a decision. I decided that, for me, food was for function not flavor. It was fuel, nothing more, nothing less. Everything I eat has a functional purpose. Once I let go of the idea that I needed to be entertained by my food it was a breeze. There are so many other ways to be entertained.
Now, when I eat out, I'm out to be with and be entertained by friends or family not just to eat or be entertained by food.
