I thought I may have lost complete care and motivation but I just finished soccer training (far out it was cold) and now I feel good!
Weight Watchers says that there are five factors that help find motivation:
- Harness group support - I think I lack at this factor. I am hoping that WW at work will help with the discipline, drive and determination that you get from group support.
- Write your goals down - I do have goals and how I'd reward them in my head but I think I should write them down so here goes:
Goal 1 75 kg - reward with new running shoes and boy do I need them)
Goal 2 73 kg - reward with a high visibility bike riding top (long sleeves as it is getting chilly)
Goal 3 71.5 kg - reward with a facial
Goal 4 70 kg - reward with some black boots (if I can afford them, my rewards are adding up)
Goal 5 69.9 kg - this is my goal weight. I will reward myself by purchasing a full length mirror.
Goal 6 LIFETIME MEMBERSHIP - I would love a weekend away with my man. We live in Tasmania and there are so many gorgeous places to go. I think I will pick Strahan.
I know my goals are in very small increments but I am aware of just how slowly I am loosing it and when I get to the last five, they are always the hardest to lose. - Visualise what you want - I use to do this and I believe it works. I should do it again. I know that mentally I might set myself up for failure. Thinking - arrgh well you never lose it so why do you think you will this time.
- Don't set the bar too high - I think this is what went wrong last time I did Weight Watchers. I remember wanting to be 67 kg and it is impossible for me. People who set unrealistic weight goals become demotivated. I think 69.9 is achievable?
- Aim to avoid comparison - mmm.. hitting a weight loss plateau, feeling like other people are doing better than you or simply finding the regime harder than thought = demotivating. I must understand why my end goal is important to me and hold it in my mind.
Skinny thoughts...
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