Here's a true story about me that happened just a while ago.
A number of weeks ago I took a break from being a nutritionist. and I was out of the town with my family on a nice little mini-vacation.
This was only a few days, but I still had a lot of free time to just relax and think to myself.
I often times I try to think of ways to improve my training, or improve my business, or how I handle my schedule each day.
Sometimes I just can't relax one bit until I have it just so or near perfect in my mind, whatever it was I was trying to figure out at that moment.
One thought that did occur to me and I want to share it with you here is:
"As long as I'm improving, that's all I can do."
As long as I'm working toward that final goal of having things just right - I'm doing my best.
I can't do any more than my best.
I can't force the sand in an hourglass to go any faster by worrying about if or constantly obsessing with it.
That reminds me of just how nutrition and fitness are. No matter where you're at right now, as long as you are improving, you are doing just fine.
The problem comes when you don't do anything and still expect change.
So please don't obsess with perfection - focus on improvement! (or progression as suggested in the title of this article)
After all, any improvement is better than going in reverse. Just think about it like this, even if you only lose 2 ounces of pure fat each week - just that small amount - which is certainly easy. In 1 year that's nearly 7 pounds of fat.25 pounds.
I know that sounds pitiful, but it's progress. Would you rather gain 10 pounds in that same period of time.
I hope you work on improving at least 1 habit, or 1 action this week that will bring at least slight improvement toward your ultimate fitness goals.
I suggest picking 1 habit at a time and working to improve just that habit.
Week by week continue to improve on each habit.
Now go out and expect success!
Wendy Chant Crack The Fat Loss Code
What if there was a definite secret to fat loss? When I say a secret, I am talking about a real, proven way to losing weight and melting fat away - not some kind of crazy patch you wear on your belly, not talking about some "magical pills"... I'm not talking about "parasites", or a program made for Idiots.
Now, everyone claims to have the secret, but honestly, have you heard of their methods? Nothing but a bunch of BS! Like one particular "Fat Loss Secret" - Do you really believe that getting rid of so called parasites is the key secret to weight loss? I think NOT! These are nothing but scams.
Let's be realistic for a moment - you wouldn't seek out a poor person to learn how to make money. So why do people go to overweight doctors and 'gurus" to learn how to lose body fat? Just as there is a definite way to gain weight - which is pretty easy, there is a definite method to lose weight.
The world is becoming fatter and fatter at an incredible rate. Whats worse is that more and more of our children are now experiencing a tremendous increase in child obesity. We have a gigantic problem to deal with. The solution to this problem is a biochemical, fat-blasting miracle. That's exactly what this program is all about.
The 5 Essential Fat Loss Rules
#1: THE PROVEN SYSTEM RULE.
Whichever fat loss or weight loss plan you choose, it must be proven by thousands of people. Chances are if a large population of individuals can get results from a weight loss plan, than you can too. Fact: If you can't find anyone talking about a weight loss program as being successful...don't try it.
#2: THE EASY TO USE RULE.
Successful diets always have one thing in common, they are "simple as can be ", and they work because they require little effort. The best weight loss program for you will be designed to be automatic, it gets the results for you. That way, your effective fat loss program is as simple as it gets!
#3: THE BASIC / CHEAP FOOD RULE.
The latest hype in the weight loss industry is these phoney mail order diets that get delivered to your doorstep. They charge about $300 per month for a meal that's no different than what you would get in the frozen food section of your local supermarket. Complete RIP-OFF. You need a diet you can afford the entire year...every year. Your fat loss program needs to be basic, cheap, and effective!
#4: THE NO B.S. RULE.
Have you been to a website recently and you know something was just not right? Even as you are reading this your B.S. detector is on FULL ALERT ! That's a great thing, because you need to always question the information your being fed. The truth -- 99% of the weight loss information on your news station, your favorite website, and in your newest weight loss book IS B.S.!
#5: THE QUICK RESULTS RULE.
Forget losing weight by the end of the month. If you don't lose weight THIS WEEK you'll be upset and you know it. The right weight loss program gives super-targeted, fast results so you don't have to wait for them. The quicker you get results, the more motivated you will be to stay on your diet and keep burning fat!
So, be sure to follow the above 5 rules whenever you decide to try a weight loss program or diet. This will help you to lose weight safely and quickly, and having safe, effective weight loss are the two things every dieter should be after.
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