I watched a show on OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) the other night and there were these fantastic active people riding their bikes, blazing trails before them, and they were over 50. It was actually the first decent entertainment we've had all week. lol. Not that watching people over 50 was entertaining by any means, I meant that there's nothing worth watching on regular tv anymore (besides the Biggest Loser
). Honest...that's what I mean
This one gal was talking about how these groups of women get on their bikes and make a difference in themselves. I thought, "That's great!".
Then the woman says these magical words that still ring in my ear, "It's not the distance, but how you get there..." that's all I focused on for the rest of the show because it rang so true to my journey. It's not the distance or the amount of time it takes me to lose the weight I really want to lose, but how I get there.
I've had a lot of people e-mail me about this and so I thought I would share this quote from the show in a more broader spectrum. It's amazing how we can get in a mind frame that we want quick results with Atkins and not stopping to realize the most important part of losing weight is not how fast we can take it off, but how we take it off. It didn't pack on over night, it ain't going to jump off tomorrow all at once.
Amuse yourself and take note of how far you've come and look forward to how you're getting there.
Peace
). Honest...that's what I mean
This one gal was talking about how these groups of women get on their bikes and make a difference in themselves. I thought, "That's great!".
Then the woman says these magical words that still ring in my ear, "It's not the distance, but how you get there..." that's all I focused on for the rest of the show because it rang so true to my journey. It's not the distance or the amount of time it takes me to lose the weight I really want to lose, but how I get there.
I've had a lot of people e-mail me about this and so I thought I would share this quote from the show in a more broader spectrum. It's amazing how we can get in a mind frame that we want quick results with Atkins and not stopping to realize the most important part of losing weight is not how fast we can take it off, but how we take it off. It didn't pack on over night, it ain't going to jump off tomorrow all at once.
Amuse yourself and take note of how far you've come and look forward to how you're getting there.
Peace










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