Having a goal will help
you stay motivated, but remember your goal should be realistic. Making small adaptable changes will help you
see success along the way to reaching your ultimate goal. For example, instead of saying, “I want to be
healthy or I’m going to exercise,” say “I will eat a large salad every day or I
will walk/jog for 30 minutes three times per week.” Once you have achieved the goal you can
change or increase it. Achieving even a
small goal typically motivates one to work towards greater objectives.
Motivating yourself to
exercise is easier if you like what you’re doing. Participate in activities you enjoy or try a
new activity. If you hate jogging, don’t
do it! Maybe join a hiking group or a
healthy cooking class. When you have fun
you’ll look forward to the activity!
I’ve been exercising my
entire adult life and there were times especially when I first started when I
wanted to take a day off from the gym.
However, I would make myself go and told myself I could leave if I
didn’t feel better within 20 minutes. I
never left once and always felt better! Now
exercise is a daily part of my life, just like brushing my teeth. I look forward to my workouts! After a while, it might take years, you may
look forward to your daily workout as much as I do. Don’t give up!
Healthy
choices today determine tomorrow – choose a healthy lifestyle!
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