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Motivation for weight loss 8 main principles
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1. Think about what may cause a momentary drop in motivation
What's important in this case is finding the source of the problem, whether it's temporary fatigue, stress, ineffectiveness, or something else entirely.2. Take a look at your purpose
Consider whether your goal is clearly defined and understandable, whether it is specific (decide how many pounds you should lose during weight loss treatment), whether it's measurable (determine how you'll recognize progress), if it matches your intentions, if it is realistic and achievable, or if it'll be timely (decise the time to achieve your goal).3. You have a right to fail
We should be aware that failure is a natural part of the process of change, and it will happen -- it's normal that things don't always turn out the way we want them to -- in a situation where failure already happens to us, we should embrace it and learn from it for the future.4. Think about making changes
When we go on a weight loss diet, it's important to think about the challenges that lie ahead and how to deal with them, like the desire to reach for sweet snacks, developing the right strategy will allow us to fully implement our plan and nothing will surprise us.5. Use the reward system
Weight and mirror To monitor our progress in the weight loss process, we most often use tools such as weight and mirrors. Weight loss itself is not a bad thing, but we can't treat weight as the best indicator of progress in our dietary reduction process. Even small rewards increase our motivation to keep our weight down.
