Good morning all. Time for my daily accountability thread.
Dgramie Going out to eat is very hard. If they have an online menu, figure out what you're going to have ahead of time. If not or if you know that it's going to probably be a bad meal even if you order one of their salads, plan the rest of the day around it. My big problem is when I have unplanned eating out experiences as I tend to go way over for the day. BUT, as long as we get back to it the next day that's OK. It will happen.
Ali Having goals -- even if they're ones created from a sad experience -- does help in this process. And once you've achieved those goals, form some new ones for maintaining. Great idea to have thought through this.
lemc OK.
There's your kick in the butt. You can do this. Don't give up. Go stand in front of a mirror and say to yourself at least 20 times: I can do this. I will do this. Nothing will stop me.
Ubee What's going on when I get off track? Bad habits coming forth and not thinking through things. I do much better at losing when I'm on IF. I sat down at the breakfast table this morning to have coffee and immediately started thinking about having a couple of pieces of toast with some PB. It's 45 calorie/slice bread and I'm really skimpy with the PB, but I stopped and thought it through. I realized I wasn't even hungry -- just wanted to eat something. And I don't do this when there's someone else around to see it. Bad, bad, bad habits. The big difference this time around is that I've been trying to figure out what got me here and what needs to change.
Time for the gym and then laundry and then hauling the 80 bags of mulch down to the lower patio. I could probably skip the gym with the mulch hauling, but that will start another bad habit!