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Identify Your 'Trouble Thoughts'

Identify Your 'Trouble Thoughts'

Identify the thoughts that get you into trouble and work to stop and change them. Maybe it's your internal dialogue when you look into the mirror. Or cravings when you get stressed

Consciously make them stop by saying 'stop' out loud. It might sound silly, but that simple action will break your chain of thought and allow yourself the opportunity to introduce a new, healthier one.

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Gravitate to Positivity

Surround yourself with positive people. Doing so provides you an encouraging, emotionally healthy environment in which to invest in yourself.

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Don't Step on the Scale

A lot of us have learned to associate the scale with self-destructive thoughts and actions. 

If that's you, don't even bother stepping on the scale until you get to a place in which the number on the scale doesn't define your worth.

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Treat yourself kindly

When it comes to ideals of beauty and body image, we are incredibly hard on ourselves. 

We'd never hold our friends or loved ones to many of the standards we hold ourselves to. 

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Change Your Goals

Change Your Goals

Losing weight might be a result, but it shouldn't be the goal.

Your goals should small, sustainable things over which you have full control. 

Did you eat five servings of fruits and veggies today? There's one goal met. What about eight hours of sleep? If so, you can che...

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Foods Are Not 'Good' or 'Bad'

Somewhere along the line, we've learned to feel either proud or guilty about every food choice we make. 

It's just food, and you shouldn't have to feel guilty about wanting the occasional cookie. 

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Focus on the Attainable

  • If you have never stepped into a gym before, your goal shouldn't be doing 30 minutes on the elliptical on day one. A better goal may be to go for a 20-minute walk. 
  • If you want to cook more, but have little experience with healthy recipes or are strapped for time, don't exp...

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Rethink Rewards and Punishments

Food is not a reward, and exercise is not a punishment. They are both ways of caring for your body and helping you feel your best. 

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Take a Breath

Take a few minutes at the beginning of your workout, or even at the beginning of your day, to slow down and simply focus on the act of breathing.  

It can help you set your intentions, connect with your body and even lower your body's stress response. 

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Throw Out the Calendar

Patience is important when you are losing weight in a healthy and sustainable matter.

If you focus on meeting truly actionable goals, like taking 10,000 steps each and every day, there's no need to get wrapped up in a timeline of goals ahead. 

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