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About 'weight loss psychology'|the psychology (and physics) of weight loss







About 'weight loss psychology'|the psychology (and physics) of weight loss








Weight               loss               goals               help               you               stay               on               track               to               a               leaner               and               healthier               you,               but               only               if               you're               smart               about               how               you               set               them.

When               setting               your               goals,               make               sure               that               they               meet               three               key               requirements:               your               weight               loss               goals               should               be               measurable,               achievable,               and               actionable.

These               three               criteria               are               crucial,               because               you'll               be               far               more               likely               to               stick               to               your               diet               and               exercise               plan               if               you               can               recognize               the               changes               you're               making,               stay               excited               by               small               successes               along               the               way,               and               have               concrete               actions               you               can               take.

Make               Weight               Loss               Goals               Measurable
               Measurable               goals               are               the               best               way               to               mark               your               milestones.

Instead               of               deciding               you               want               simply               to               be               leaner,               fitter,               or               healthier,               promise               yourself               you               will               lose               two               inches               around               your               waist,               drop               ten               pounds,               or               work               up               to               running               five               miles.

When               you               can               chart               your               progress               by               grabbing               a               tape               measure,               jumping               on               a               scale,               or               passing               a               trail               marker               on               your               favorite               hiking               path,               it's               easy               to               see               and               feel               how               much               closer               you're               getting               to               having               the               new               body               you've               been               dreaming               of.

Making               your               weight               loss               goals               measurable               helps               you               stay               invigorated,               because               you'll               always               be               able               to               point               to               tangible               proof               of               how               far               you've               come.
               Make               Weight               Loss               Goals               Achievable
               Achievable               goals               keep               you               from               feeling               overwhelmed               or               discouraged.

It's               great               to               have               a               big               goal               for               your               overall               weight               loss               journey,               like               losing               fifty               pounds,               but               it's               best               to               have               a               lot               of               small               goals               along               the               way,               like               sticking               to               a               set               calorie               limit               for               two               weeks.

Keeping               your               weight               loss               goals               moderate               and               short-term               helps               you               knock               out               success               after               success,               raising               your               self               esteem               as               you               beat               a               series               of               realistic,               satisfying               challenges.

Instead               of               overreaching               your               abilities               with               ambitious               weight               loss               goals,               take               a               hard               look               at               what               you               can               actually               do,               and               stick               to               that.

Weight               loss               doesn't               happen               overnight,               and               you'll               be               more               likely               to               make               it               to               the               finish               line               and               to               your               healthiest               weight               if               you               take               things               one               step               at               a               time.
               Make               Weight               Loss               Goals               Actionable
               An               actionable               goal               is               one               that               has               to               do               not               with               where               you're               going,               but               with               how               to               get               there.

An               actionable               weight               loss               goal               is               about               taking               a               concrete               step               in               the               right               direction.

Actionable               goals               are               the               very               best               kind,               because               they               immediately               tell               you               what               to               do,               and               how               to               do               it.

Instead               of               getting               frustrated               about               how               to               lose               weight,               you               can               just               refer               to               your               actionable               goal               and,               well,               act               on               it.

Some               great               actionable               goals               for               weight               loss               are               drinking               eight               glasses               of               water               per               day,               making               time               for               half               an               hour               of               cardiovascular               exercise               three               days               a               week,               or               even               going               for               as               many               days               in               a               row               as               you               can               without               grabbing               a               cheeseburger.

These               small,               actionable               goals               will               help               keep               you               moving               forward,               shedding               pounds               all               along               the               way.
               Why               Many               Weight               Loss               Goals               Fail
               The               right               weight               loss               goals               will               propel               you               towards               success,               but               the               wrong               ones               can               slow               you               down,               or               even               stop               you               from               losing               inches               and               pounds.

If               your               weight               loss               goals               aren't               measurable,               achievable,               and               actionable,               it's               difficult               to               build               momentum.

When               you               hit               a               hurdle               and               don't               have               a               measurable               benchmark               of               your               progress,               you               can't               look               back               and               see               how               far               you've               already               come.

If               your               goals               are               too               big               or               overwhelming,               you               may               feel               discouraged.

If               your               goals               aren't               actionable,               you               can               find               yourself               lost,               and               not               knowing               what               next               step               to               take               to               shed               those               pounds.






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