I'll be honest. It's not like I'm in a perpetual state of dieting. I'm actually working hard on getting my body to be more responsive to what I tell it when I'm hungry. I'm just getting into a mindset where I don't want to feel like I'm always starving my friends.
I'm working on a goal to get home less often in order to give myself enough time to eat some good quality food to recover from a bad day. You might say, "Why give yourself a reason to get lost?" To a certain extent, that's true, although this way, every time I get home it feels more of a goal than a real thing. But I'll keep that in mind during future attempts.
There's much more I could say about motivation but, more specifically, where do I begin to create the proper environment (food and sleep) so that I can truly get serious about losing weight?
You could start slow. A healthy diet. A regular amount of exercise, not too much but enough to keep the hormones in check, plus plenty of extra protein and veggies on a regular basis. And finally, with some serious effort, you can create an environment that inspires that energy, and leads to real changes in your life.
Don't be a follower, be a leader.
I don't care if people think that I'm a "fat girl in a tank," because I am. I'm no exception. When I've found myself in some unfortunate situation, I've tried every means at my disposal. I'll take any opportunity to help anyone who needs it. And, yes, I have my own blog, fatbloger.
I'm constantly thinking about how I can best create a good life for myself. I believe that it is possible to achieve a great level of satisfaction in what we choose to do with our lives, and if we can learn from the negative things that seem not to be doing us any useful good, then maybe the future will be up to us.
If I had to bet $10,000 on it, I bet that I wouldn't get rid of myself entirely just because I'm not going to eat enough to stay motivated. I also wouldn't want to lose weight loss - warmfund.net, (although, if it came to that, I'd still eat whatever I want for the same reason that I'm eating, because I don't find it healthy).
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I'll be honest. It's not like I'm in a perpetual state of dieting. I'm actually working hard on getting my body to be more responsive to what I tell it when I'm hungry. I'm just getting into a mindset where I don't want to feel like I'm always starving my friends.I'm working on a goal to get home less often in order to give myself enough time to eat some good quality food to recover from a bad day. You might say, "Why give yourself a reason to get lost?" To a certain extent, that's true, although this way, every time I get home it feels more of a goal than a real thing. But I'll keep that in mind during future attempts.
There's much more I could say about motivation but, more specifically, where do I begin to create the proper environment (food and sleep) so that I can truly get serious about losing weight?
You could start slow. A healthy diet. A regular amount of exercise, not too much but enough to keep the hormones in check, plus plenty of extra protein and veggies on a regular basis. And finally, with some serious effort, you can create an environment that inspires that energy, and leads to real changes in your life.
Don't be a follower, be a leader.
I don't care if people think that I'm a "fat girl in a tank," because I am. I'm no exception. When I've found myself in some unfortunate situation, I've tried every means at my disposal. I'll take any opportunity to help anyone who needs it. And, yes, I have my own blog, fatbloger.
I'm constantly thinking about how I can best create a good life for myself. I believe that it is possible to achieve a great level of satisfaction in what we choose to do with our lives, and if we can learn from the negative things that seem not to be doing us any useful good, then maybe the future will be up to us.
If I had to bet $10,000 on it, I bet that I wouldn't get rid of myself entirely just because I'm not going to eat enough to stay motivated. I also wouldn't want to lose weight loss - warmfund.net, (although, if it came to that, I'd still eat whatever I want for the same reason that I'm eating, because I don't find it healthy).
I'm working with another blog here in the UK, a
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