Make decisions with your health goals in mind

Posted: March 23, 2012 at 6:38 am


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One key ingredient to your weight loss and fitness success, my friends, is making focused decisions. We have to deal with so many variables each day that prevent us from attaining our fitness goals. In regard to your health, numerous times each day we are faced with situations that will either help or hurt our chances of attaining our goals. I call these crossroads. I truly believe your success is drastically impacted by the many decisions you make at these crossroads all day, each and every day. Your first crossroad starts at breakfast. You have to decide between bacon, biscuits and eggs, a meal replacement shake, oatmeal, or finally just skipping breakfast altogether because you woke up late. It has been my experience that this decision is crucial in determining whether or not you will attain your weight loss goals. If you skip breakfast, you have now missed the most important meal of the day. After waking from six to eight hours of sleeping and non-replenishment of food, skipping a meal is the last thing your body needs. Seriously, it is time for your body to be nourished so that you can be productive throughout your busy day. Secondly, if you skip breakfast you also miss the opportunity to speed up your metabolism, and we all know that a faster metabolism will help keep us lean and trim. Heres my question: At this crossroad, if our goal is to stay healthy, trim and lose fat, why would any other choice besides speeding up our metabolism and providing our body essential nutrients be an option? You will come up on these crossroads often until bed time. Snacks, lunch, dinner, exercise scheduling, and water consumption are a few crossroads that come to mind. Please be ready to make a good decision that is consistent for your goals when the next one arrives. It is also a very good idea to plan ahead. Lets say you are like many who have trouble eating large amounts of calories late at night. Well, a little planning here could be something as simple as making a list and going to the grocery store and purchasing a two- or three-day supply of healthy snacks for convenient consumption when your next late night urge strikes. By planning for this crossroad, you get to satisfy your late-night craving without gaining weight at the same time. My next question is: What would you have eaten had you not taken the time to have something healthy around? And would it have kept you on track for your health and wellness goals? These are the crossroads I challenge you to conquer all day, each day and every night. Your health, nutrition and fitness program is like a freight train moving at a high rate of speed toward your goals. Your train has the ability to stop at every railroad crossing. The doors can open, and you can hop off the fast track towards your goals and head slowly in a different direction away from them if you choose not to persist. I challenge you to be so focused on your better health by staying on board with choices that never let you change directions at these crossroads. Great decisions will keep your fitness train moving straight ahead, at a high rate of speed, toward healthy results. It takes a little effort at first to master the crossroads, but with time, they soon become second nature. This is my challenge for you today: Make good decisions at your crossroads all day, every day to attain your health goals. You can do this! Until next week, please make it a healthy and nutritious day! For more information on weight loss and healthy nutrition, contact Reggie at 613-0237.

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March 23rd, 2012 at 6:38 am

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