One of the first posts I wrote were the reasons that I wanted to
make a positive change to my health. When I wrote it I just wrote what came to
my head. I didn’t edit it or change what I was thinking. Here is what I wrote-
- I want to wake up in the morning not feeling like I am 80 years
old.
- I want to be able to walk or run around the block without having
my lungs feel like they are about to explode.
- I want to be able to buy clothes from any store and not specialty
plus size stores.
- I want to look into the mirror and not be disgusted by what I see.
- I want to feel energized though out the day and accomplish tasks
around my house and not just sit on my couch.
- I want to walk into a room and not feel like the fattest person
there.
- I want to meet a guy and not think that he is silently judging me
for my weight.
- I don’t want to die of a heart attack.
- I want to be able to sit in a small chair with arms and not have
to squeeze in to fit.
- I don’t want to turn 40 and feel like I did in my 30’s.
It was pointed out to me that they are a
little negative and I would have to agree. So here I am writing them again and
this time they are a lot more positive.
·
I
will wake up in the morning feeling fresh and revitalized and ready for the day
·
I
will be able to walk and run whatever distance I choose and have no trouble
completing it with ease.
·
I can
go clothes shopping and look fabulous in whatever I try on
·
I
have more energy throughout the day to get stuff done.
·
I
will walk into a room with my head held high and full of confidence
·
I
will have no trouble meeting and talking to guys. Just by looking at me they
can see my confidence and they will want to meet me
·
I
will live a full long happy life
·
I
will comfortable in small tight places and there will be plenty of room to move
around.
·
I
will turn 40 a confidant, stylish and very happy woman!
This is awesome, Wendy! I love how positive the revisions are! What a difference in how you look at things, it makes your goals sound wonderful and worth working towards. Good Job!
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