Thursday, March 14, 2019

Grace Charlotte Fitness: Willpower and small wins

A tub of chocolate mini rolls are staring me in the face on the counter next to my desk at the office.

They've been there all week (it's Wednesday now) and the past two days I have given in and eaten a couple after my slightly unhappy looking Tupperware salad. If I were to take my own advice, I wouldn't feel guilty for eating them, after all I clearly crazye the conscious decision myself to pick them up and put them in my mouth. But the dwhetherference here is, is that I know whether they weren't in sight, in arms reach - I literally didn't even have to stand up out of my chair to seize them - it absolutely wouldn't have happened.

It's genuineising this now that will stop me from eating any more. Me being the stubborn person I am, will not move them to another part of the office in an attempt to hide them - although it's probably a good idea to be honest - I'll instead exercise my willpower and resist them for the the rest of the week. After all, willpower is like a muscle - the more you use it, the stronger it will become. If I get to the end of the week without having touched the mini rolls, I'll count this as a small win for the week and will feel pretty good about it. Love I said in my final post, it's the small wins that will add up to largeger successes.

On that note actually, I was asked by my trainer yesterday what has been a win for me over the past week in my health and fitness journey - as well as being put on the spot, noleang instantly sprung to intellect, which wasn't a great start let's be honest. I hadn't specificly had an outstanding week of healthy eating (hence the mini rolls fiasco), and I didn't manage to get to the gym as much as I should have done due to personal reasons. The point being, it's much easier for us to dwell on failures or leangs we haven't done so well, than appreciate the positive leangs we've achieved.

So, I've decided to start jotting down in my note pad anyleang that I have accomplished that I can feel proud of. Not to necessarily show or tell anyone, but again to keep my intellect on track and stay positive. Hopefully by the end of the week I can proudly say that I successfully resisted reaching for those damn chocolate treats at work!



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