Great Epiphany
So, I'm sure many of you have noticed that I have been mum on the weight loss issue the last few weeks.
Yeah.
That would be because around about Labor Day, I just might have fallen off the wagon.
And I just might have gained back a few of the pounds that I had lost (ok - it was more like 5 of them).
But, I'm back on track now (once again lost 3 of those lbs)!
And I had a great epiphany over the weekend...
Needing/wanting to lose weight isn't necessarily a bad problem to have because it is one that I have the ability to change.
It is much better than say, secretly wanting to strangle a family member every time they ask you why you aren't skinnier when you run so much. Or possibly better than harboring a secret desire to throw your boss's computer out the window so he/she will stop sending you all those emails about late meetings that keep you from your runs.
I now have a new attitude. I'm looking at wanting to lose a few pounds as a good thing compared to numerous other issues that I want to change, but may not have it in my power to easily do so. At least I control what I eat, and have no one but myself to blame if I haven't been the epitome of health lately. But, I also can rely on myself to change that, and I feel good about that.
So, onward to battle that extra weight one little pound at a time!
Hmm...I like the way you think.
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Take it one day at a time. Each day is a new adventure and a clean slate.
ReplyDeleteRight on!
ReplyDeleteNow that is PMA - positive mental attitude.
Good luck and great attitude. I'm losing the battle of the bulge but I think I will wait till marathon days are done to worry about it hard core.
ReplyDeleteI can't beleive that I family member would ask such a question! Runners don't always equal skinny! Gotta have the Muscles!!! Great post!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good attitude.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you in the battle. I put on more weight with my half marathon training (5lbs) than when I was just running 5k's. Hence I'm back to simple 5k runs.
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