When I first started out I was trying to find a way to do a two fold goal...to push myself to stop waiting for the right time to take charge of my life and to stop trying to live up the the expectations of what others The trickle down effect has been remarkable, and my ultimate goal now is to help bring that confidence and ability to live a healthy lifestyle to others.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Which weight?!?!?
So I don't know why exactly this has started to bother so much recently, but I hate my scale! Wait, that's not true. I hate scales in general? Well, maybe I just hate my floor. I have noticed over the past SEVERAL months that no matter which scale I use (we have 2), my weight fluctuates partially depending on where on the floor I place my scale. Does this happen to anyone else? Some mornings (like yesterday) I am quite happy with what I read (down 1.5), some mornings like today I am NOT (up 1). I know that I have been a ball of suck lately with neglecting my workouts, my eating has been okay though. I declared it veggie week at work and have had great green lunches all wee (salad, beans, peas). It's just hard and frustrating trying to get a grip on where I am when I can't even depend on my scale. Maybe it is mocking me because it can't depend on me to be honest about my work outs. It's a vicious cycle I say.
It doesn't help that I am fighting the scale when I know I am being lazy and am just not motivated at all right now. My "ick" is back in my chest so I am coughing out more yuck...seeing the doc on Monday. My hubby has been working out at lunch so I can't even live vicariously through him. :)
HELP! What gets you motivated. I am open to any and ALL suggestions!
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2 comments:
Ahh-- I can see how that would be so frustrating! Two ideas to consider: 1) Placing your scale in a location where you can weight yourself without moving it at all (i.e. so you don't have to drag it away from the wall/counter). 2) buy a new scale? Mine's just a cheapo $20 scale from Walmart, but it seems to always be accurate, and it's pretty close to what my Dr.'s scale is, which is good enough for me!
Carolyn (http://fitnastyforlife.blogspot.com)
Hello,
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Melanie
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