Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Monday, February 27, 2012
Finally!
I've broken through a barrier that I have been aiming at for a very long time. Of course it's just an arbitrary number set up by myself. There is nothing magical about going under 200 lbs. Nothing about my body changed by being under two hundred any more than anything changed when I went over two hundred....oh so many, many years ago.
199.2 Pounds Baby!!!! Yeah!
I savor little rewards. Keeps me going.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Weekly Stats
This week doesn't reflect my true stats because I failed to wear the Fitbit a few days. At any rate, I am running behind on my goal of getting under 180lbs by my next birthday. Time is crunched a bit since I'm devoting a lot of myself to the new job. Hopefully, I'll get settled in and be able to turn some attention back to losing weight.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Face to Face With Myself
It has been quite a while since I've written anything on this blog. I admit, fitness has taken a back seat this month...but let me tell ya why.
I was promoted at work. It's a job that I wanted and I'm very excited about it, but it's almost completely different from what I've been doing for the last 15 plus years. Kind of like a whole new career. I'm doing things I've never done in ways I've never done them before. Instead of being responsible for my own work, I'm now responsible for supervising many others in their work. It's new. It's challenging. It's...terrifying.
They say that it takes about 10,000 hours to become really good at something. I feel as if I've already spent half that time in the past couple of weeks and sometimes I get the gawd awful feeling that I don't have a clue. Yet...I'm pondering that putting exercise and diet on the back burner is not such a good idea. With all the hours, all the demands during the day, stamina is more important than ever before. I can't afford to feel sluggish, to be tired, to not feel as good as possible.
There's only one way to do that I know of.....be as healthy as possible.
At the beginning of this, I wanted health and fitness mostly for vanity reasons. Now it has become a necessity if I want to continue pursuing the things in my life I'm aiming for, both professionally and personally.
I've had a face to face talk with myself. I'm back.
I was promoted at work. It's a job that I wanted and I'm very excited about it, but it's almost completely different from what I've been doing for the last 15 plus years. Kind of like a whole new career. I'm doing things I've never done in ways I've never done them before. Instead of being responsible for my own work, I'm now responsible for supervising many others in their work. It's new. It's challenging. It's...terrifying.
They say that it takes about 10,000 hours to become really good at something. I feel as if I've already spent half that time in the past couple of weeks and sometimes I get the gawd awful feeling that I don't have a clue. Yet...I'm pondering that putting exercise and diet on the back burner is not such a good idea. With all the hours, all the demands during the day, stamina is more important than ever before. I can't afford to feel sluggish, to be tired, to not feel as good as possible.
There's only one way to do that I know of.....be as healthy as possible.
At the beginning of this, I wanted health and fitness mostly for vanity reasons. Now it has become a necessity if I want to continue pursuing the things in my life I'm aiming for, both professionally and personally.
I've had a face to face talk with myself. I'm back.
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