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Mary McGovern - Weight Loss Tips
Mary McGovern Carberry
Weight loss; an alternate approach
Weight loss is seen by many as a task rather than a casual
activity. When the topic of weight loss is mentioned, especially around
overweight or weight conscious people, the conversation steers towards all the
woes and difficulties they’re facing with their regime. Rather than letting
things take control over you, take a moment to think about the problem.
You don’t necessarily have to make exercise or healthy
eating a chore. You can train and tune your mind upon the right frequencies.
This will not only make these activities seem enjoyable (or at least not
revolting) but also reduce the stress of the constant battle that rages within
you to overcome extra weight you’ve put on.
Start with identifying why you want to lose weight. Are you
fat, are you feeling unhealthy? You need to know what the problem is before
looking up a solution. Note that in order to be determined about solving a
problem; it is necessary that you view the problem as a major threat; and not
just a trivial matter.
Being overweight is a health risk; it is not just something
which leads to an unwieldy appearance. So if you tell yourself you’re worried
about your appearance then chances are you won’t bother as much as compared to
the concern you’d have if you found out that your current state can lead to you
dying 5 to 10 years before your time. A more alarming issue will be addressed
with more vigour and you will automatically be motivated to take steps to
rectify.
The next time you hit the gym, exercise with focus and
passion rather than just to complete the reps and kill time. When you put your
heart and soul into it, the results will be a lot different.
You can join an online weight loss community. Weight Loss
Buddy is an example. Google it up and see how it can help you. You’ll meet
different people sharing goals similar to yours. When you’ll see other people
striving, you’ll be motivated to strive harder.
As you can see, the right attitude is everything. You need
to be passionate and genuinely focused towards achieving something rather than
doing it half-heartedly. When an action becomes a part of your habit, whether
good or bad, it doesn’t fade away any time soon. Eat healthy and keep your mind
fit and you will automatically start seeing change in yourself.
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