What Are You Willing To Do To Achieve Your Weight Loss
Goals
by Rob
Cooper
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Think you can just purchase a book to read and then some sort of
magic occurs whereby reading it will cause your fat to magically
disappear. Well, I’m here to break the news to you, the $40
investment in your weight loss book is just the start, there’s a lot of
hard work and other expenses involved.
What are you willing to do to achieve your weight loss
goals?
I’m approached quite regularly about which diet is best, whichbook
would I recommend and what exercise program should aperson follow.
People think they can just purchase a book toread and then some sort of
magic occurs whereby reading itwill cause their fat to magically
disappear. Well, I’m hereto break the news to you, the $40
investment in your weightloss book is just the start, there’s a lot of
hard work andother expenses involved.
Time Investment
There’s time invested in your education (reading, watchingvideos etc),
time you’ll spend exercising doing both cardioand weight training.
There’s time spent creating your newmeal plans as well as preparation of
those meals the daybefore or days in advance. There’s time involved
in doingextra laundry because you’re suddenly doing more exercisingnow on
your weight loss journey.
Let me ask you this: What’s your favorite television show? How
much television are you watching in a given week? 1 Hour?Six? Are
you willing to eliminate television to allowyourself time to go to the gym
and prepare foods for the nextday? If not, then don’t bother buying
books that recommendfood and exercise programs? It takes time to
prepare food for5 or 6 meals in a day and to go to the gym once or twice
aday. Weight loss requires a time investment.
Food Investment
The quality of the food you put in your body is directlyproportional to
the quality of your cells. It’s your cellsthat create energy and
make your various bodily systems run,and if they’re given the best quality
food, then they’re ableto regenerate and be healthy.
Conversely, low quality food creates a low quality cell. Alow
quality cell is not up to the demand of generating energynor the proper
removal of wastes which then results insickness and disease.
In conversation with a fellow regarding his food program andhow he
could make corrections to his diet to improve hishealth, burn fat, improve
his workouts and achieve his weightloss goal, I suggested a few “new”
products. Oatmeal, somewhole grain wraps, spring mix salad, and
Essential Fatty Acid,Almond butter and whole grain basmati rice were a few
placesto begin.
“You didn’t tell me how expensive it was going to be!” was
hisresponse.
Well, I don’t consider it expensive, so I would not have saidthat it
was.
Our cells are our power plants in our body. Our body isconstantly
rebuilding itself daily and hourly. Our skeletonreplaces itself once
a year and the muscular lining of ourstomach and our intestines is
replaced every 3 to 4 days so itonly makes sense to give it the highest
quality food. Doesn’tit?
You’re probably going to come to the same conclusion that mostother
people do. The food I put in my body creates a healthybody and I
must take care in my food choices.
Whole grain oatmeal costs more money than cocoa puffs. Rawalmonds
cost more than hickory smoked almonds and you probablynever knew what
Essential Fats or Pro Biotics were. Weightloss requires an investment in
food.
Cutting Expenses To Reach Your Goal
If you’re not able to increase the amount of food you eatfinancially or
the quality of the food you eat (organic), thenwhat are you willing to do
to get it. Are you willing to cutsome other costs? Are you
willing to increase your sales atyour job or home business to be able to
afford this newchange? The first reasonable step is to make some
switches orreplacements. Take note of non nutritional foods in your
day- consider snacks, junk foods, coffee, pop, cigarettes (I hopeyou’re
not still smoking), milk or dairy products, alcohol,vitamins, tums,
Rolaids, pepto bismol etc and see how muchyou’re spending on a daily or
monthly basis. Are you willingto replace these for higher quality
nutritional foods thatwill support you in your weight loss goals? It
can be a scarythought for some people. Others accept the challenge
readilybecause they’ve truly committed to their weight loss goals andare
willing to do Whatever It Takes! Switching and replacingis the
easiest thing to do. Weight Loss requires sacrifice.
Invest in Yourself
Your body, your mind, your soul and becoming the best you canbe is the
single best investment you can make. Make thedecision to eat the
cleanest food you can, make the healthiestchoices you can, begin to switch
from non nutritional foods tonutritional foods and let go negativity in
your life. Weightloss is easy, but requires some investment.
Eat Well, Be Well Rob Cooper
Rob Cooper shares the secrets to his 300 pound fat loss so thatyou too
can lose weight, get and remain healthy. Subscribe to hisnewsletter for
simple, effective tips. http://www.formerfatguy.com/
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Once weighing almost 500 pounds, Rob nearly died at age 22 but began
a program of natural health and went on to drop almost 300 pounds of fat.
At his lowest weight of 187, Rob began weight training and in years since
has put on over 50 pounds of lean muscle. Rob is inspired by various
fitness, bodybuilding nutrition experts and models their
behavior to remain motivated and facilitate quicker results in his fitness
and nutrition efforts.
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