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Tuesday, November 5, 2013

The mind game of weight loss

The mind game of weight loss
Are you an all or nothing thinker? Do you expect perfection from yourself? Have you found yourself obsessing on what you do wrong, rather than well?
If you are nodding your head in agreement, it is time my friend. Time to leave All or Nothing thinking behind. Losing weight is really a mind game. Your body will drop the weight when you stick to the plan. Here is the trick, you don’t have to do it perfectly. Weight loss occurs when you are on the plan more than off. It isn’t 100% of the time. It is more like 80%. When you make 8 out of 10 good choices, you will succeed. It is only a matter of time.  read more

TOPFIT Dalily Activities --- Upper Table Rock Run
It was a perfect day for an Upper Table Rock run.  The cool, wet weather kept everyone else indoors it seems and I had it all to myself.

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