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What type of an eater are you? Do you tend to eat too much when you get emotional? Are you a snack junkie? Is over reacting just a normal part of your routine? You are also probably an expert when it comes to the latest in dieting. Many women attempt to lose weight several times in their lifetime. The struggle lies is losing it, maintaining it, and keeping it off.
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Points To Consider
Before You Try To Lose
Weight For The
Hundredth Time
What type of an eater are you? Do you tend to
eat too much when you get emotional? Are you
a snack junkie? Is over reacting just a normal
part of your routine? You are also probably an
expert when it comes to the latest in dieting.
Many women attempt to lose weight several
times in their lifetime. The struggle lies is losing
it, maintaining it, and keeping it off.
To avoid this proverbial roller coaster and the
emotional anxiety that follows, consider the
following four sets of questions before starting
yet another weight loss regimen.
1. What has brought you back to this place
again?
What did not work for you before? What was
wrong with your previous plans? What made
you lose your motivation? What was difficult
about your last program? Be honest with
yourself when answering these questions. This
is not an attempt to make you feel guilty, but
an opportunity to do some introspection.
Laziness and a lack of willpower are poor
answers. What can you incorporate in your plan
to help you feel energized? What parts of the
last plan made you lose motivation and fail?
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2. Will you be able to set aside time to put
towards this goal?
If adopting a new lifestyle is a priority for you,
you need to set aside time for some changes in
your routine. Consider keeping a record of the
food you eat in a diary or journal. This will help
you look for patterns. You are going to have to
look at forming new habits and put them in
place of your old, unhealthy ones.
3. If you hit roadblocks, what will motivate
you to overcome them?
What helps you get back on track when things
get difficult? Does having accountability,
getting rewards and receiving feedback
motivate you? How can your plan be devised so
that you are more likely to stay on it? Click here
4. Do you feel ready to try out new techniques
to reach your goal?
Before you begin, you need to do some
introspection and look at situations and
variables that can throw you off of your path to
success. Try and seek out for a support system
in your friends, spouse, online group etc. that
can help you get through the challenging points
in your plan.
Before you start another weight loss routine,
take some time out and do some introspection.
Examine the variables and triggers that lead to
overeating and snacking. Talk to your friends
and family and do some research into proven
effective methods of weight loss. Keep a food
journal or diary and track what you eat in a day.
We all know losing weight is a challenge, but
make weight loss a goal for you, and not for
others. Always consult a medical professional
before attempting a weight loss technique.