You Have To Take Pictures of Yourself To Monitor Weight Loss

Take Pictures Of Yourself To Monitor Weight Loss
A picture is worth a thousand words. When it comes to dieting, a picture is worth a thousand 'should have, could have, would have' statements. Let's face it-people love to give themselves excuses. We know we need to exercise more. We know we need to lose weight. We know we need to it healthier. So on down the line. Unfortunately, a lot of these 'revelations' are answered by should haves, could haves, and would haves. In other words-we love giving ourselves excuses. If you are tired of giving yourself excuses and have started to work out and eat right-I congratulate you. In other to help you keep from sliding back to a place where you feed yourself a steady diet of 'should have, could have, would have' statements, here is a crucial tip: take pictures of yourself as you lose weight. These should up close and clear enough so you can see changes in your physique's, shall we say, 'problem areas.' The whole point of this exercise is to push you to stay on your weight loss regimen regardless of how hungry you feel in a certain or how much you don't want to workout at a particular day. Use these pictures as graphical reminders of the great project you have set out on. Here are the three main reasons you should use pictures to monitor your weight loss.
Reminds you of where you've been
By seeing your old body in stages, you are searing into your brain the simple message of: I don't want to go back to being overweight. That's all. Nice and simple. As simplistic as this may seem, seeing old pictures of yourself will motivate you to keep losing weight by triggering the hope and fear mechanism of your brain. The fear trigger is easy to understand-you don't want to go back to your heavier earlier form. The hope trigger is put into play because as you see yourself get thinner and thinner, it becomes clear to you that change is possible and that there is more of where that came from if you put your mind to it.
Reminds you of how far you need to go
In addition to pushing you to keep doing what you're doing to lose weight, your pictures also remind you of the amount of weight loss you have left to go. It's one thing to get excited looking at the valley and marveling how far up the mountain you've gone, it's another to look at the peak to remind yourself that you still have a way to go. Use the pictures to remind yourself that the battle is not done yet.
People are visual and need pictures to track progress
People are visual creatures. We need to see concepts in action. By taking pictures of yourself, you take your hopes and dreams of losing weight and turn them into results you can see instead of vague wishes you think of from time to time. Since you can see your progress, your chances of pushing through to achieve your ideal weight is increased.
"This article was written by Joan Loganeski."
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