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Week #2: Conquer Your Cravings

You have made it through Week 1 – yippee!

Now that you’re becoming masters at meal-planning, it’s time to figure out how to eat and plan for your metabolism type. We will be discussing metabolism types and curbing cravings in our Nutrition Strategy Session this week. Please invite a friend or family member to join you (Remember, it’s only $15/class or they can watch the video and receive the materials in the comfort of their home).

Question of the Week: What do you crave most and how to you plan to take control over your cravings this week?

Post your comments and positive affirmations below!

Week #1: Mastering Meal Planning

Hello Challengers and friends!

This is our first week of our Multiply Your Motivation nutrition series and we’re excited!

Our focus is to become a MASTER at Meal Planning.

Planning ahead is absolutely KEY to your long-term success. So, this week, make planning a priority!

Remember to invite your partner, parent, or friend to join you in our series. They can register at this link:

http://multiplymymotivation.eventbrite.com/

They can also “test-drive” our class tonight so they can see what it’s all about first! Just let us know. (We’ll have the class video available tomorrow by noon and it will be emailed to you).

Week 1 Question:

Where do you struggle when it comes to planning and how will you work to overcome those hurdles this week?

Please share below! We encourage you to share your ideas with others who comment as well!

Do You Do This? #1 Fat Loss Strategy Isn’t What You Think

You’ll probably be surprised at the #1 proven method to get rid of stubborn belly fat and have a toned figure…

It’s not interval training. It’s not low glycemic eating. It’s not P90X. It’s not even my boot camps.

Do you ever pay attention to what kind of “head talk” you have? Think about it. Really listen to your thoughts today. Are they mostly negative or positive?

Do you have stinking thinking?

Look at these examples and see if you’ve ever said something like this in your head:

“I should have worked out today.” “Why can’t I get this right?” “Man, I’m an idiot.” “I can’t do this.”

“You look fat.” “You failed again.” “What’s the point?” “This is too hard.” “You’re never gonna make it.”

“Ugh, I hate my thighs” (or fill in your despised body part). “I shouldn’t have eaten that.”

How did those statements make you feel? Not so inspired, huh?

Yet, how many times do you say negative things to yourself and don’t even realize it?

#1 PROVEN way to blast fat for good and have a lean, toned body:

Replace stinking thinking with positive, affirmative, encouraging thoughts. Don’t let negative thinking linger for even one second in your head!!

Practice every day. Each time a stinker comes into your mind, ERADICATE IT.

Replace non-inspiring notions like, “I should have worked out today” with “I can do this….just 10 minutes around the block.” (You’ll likely walk or jog half an hour once you get out!)

Conquer your stinking thinking and you WILL reach whatever goal you set for yourself.

I know this from personal experience – and hundreds of my clients who have celebrated success.

Oh, and I lied. I said the “#1 fat loss strategy isn’t what you think.” It IS what you think.

Deadlines are the difference between…

…getting stuff done and just talking about it.

All of my biggest successes (whether they were academic, fitness, or business related) have come with deadlines attached to them.

My biggest failures were often due to talking about getting something done – and then either not setting a deadline or setting an unrealistic one.

Do you have a deadline for your fitness or weight loss goals?

Some may say that the deadline, if you miss it, leaves you depressed, discouraged, and disillusioned – so that you don’t want to set another goal and set yourself up for failure.

But, whoever said that you can’t extend your deadline if you miss it?

Weren’t you better off for setting it?  Didn’t you get closer to your goal – versus if you had never set a deadline at all?

The key is to go back and REVISE your goal with a more REALISTIC deadline…. not to avoid setting one at all.

Look at any successful person you admire – whether he or she is an athlete, a homemaker, a business owner, or a motivational speaker.

Do they set deadlines?  I’ll bet you they do.

Even a homemaker is “successful” when she sets deadlines on getting the house cleaned or finishing a certain home project.  You can succeed at ANY goal if you commit to getting it done by a certain deadline – or revising it if by chance you missed it.

I guarantee you that you will get a lot farther ahead – in life and in your fitness goals – if you set a deadline.

What do you think?  I want to know.  What deadline have you set (or revised)?  Please post below.

Committed to your success,

Priscilla