But with a little bit whole hell of a lot of will power this is what my plate looked like...
A little bit of Tri-Tip, some chicken (I removed the skin, it's just gross eww), some grilled zucchini, and a bit of quinoa salad. I'd say I won.
7.07.2012
Willpower vs. BBQ
This is what our break room looked like at lunch yesterday, like a BBQ joint had blown up...
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Umm I'd say that was a definite WIN!! Great job. Isn't nice now that we're starting to get the hang of this whole "healthy eating" thing that we can still enjoy food, just in moderation. Plus, now I'm enjoying the people involved in these summer get together's much more as well now that I'm not so concerned with: "what should I eat", "are people watching me eat", "can I sneak on more xyz without anyone noticing" etc...
ReplyDeleteSuch a great job, be proud!
Bridgette
Great job! There was room left on your plate and that is a victory within itself! Id say willpower won
ReplyDeleteGreat job, holding back from chowing down ;-).
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This "1% Mindset" creates a way of looking at things in a totally different way - a way in which you understand that struggle is an inevitable part of the process ... and one you learn to embrace. When you DECIDE you'll lose those 75 lbs, no matter what it takes, "will power" disappears, replaced with definite belief.
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