Hello,
My name is Nick. This is my second attempt at Atkins, and I have made a firm decision to make it my last. This time, I will not fall off the bandwagon! The first time I attempted to go on Atkins, I went at it with mediocre enthusiasm. I did well, don't get me wrong... but I didn't stick to it, which is the ultimate purpose, right? I started in October of 2007 weighing 238 lbs. Over the course of five months I lost roughly 45 lbs., ending at around 194 lbs. I ended in early March due to the phenomenal stress brought on by graduating college. I realize that this is no excuse and that Atkins actually helps combat stress, but like I said... I didn't have the enthusiasm or motivation to stick it out.
Since March, I have steadily gained about 12 lbs., making me 206 lbs. My ultimate goal (aside from good health, better self-confidence, and a more positive outlook on life) is to achieve my goal weight of 169 lbs. Although it would be nice if I could achieve this by the time grad school starts, I realize that it may be unrealistic. In any case, I understand that I am on this program for life and it really doesn't matter when I lose the weight... just so long as I lose it.
I have been on induction for four days now and I've lost a total of 4 lbs. Woo hoo! I am still motivated and this time I'm doing things right. Previously, I was addicted to Diet Rite and sugar-free Russel Stover candies. While these products might work for some people, I realize now that they only fed my sweet tooth and ultimately led to my failure. This time, I am going whole-hog and sticking only to the approved foods list. This time, I plan to succeed! Please, wish me good planning and doing!
Thanks!
My name is Nick. This is my second attempt at Atkins, and I have made a firm decision to make it my last. This time, I will not fall off the bandwagon! The first time I attempted to go on Atkins, I went at it with mediocre enthusiasm. I did well, don't get me wrong... but I didn't stick to it, which is the ultimate purpose, right? I started in October of 2007 weighing 238 lbs. Over the course of five months I lost roughly 45 lbs., ending at around 194 lbs. I ended in early March due to the phenomenal stress brought on by graduating college. I realize that this is no excuse and that Atkins actually helps combat stress, but like I said... I didn't have the enthusiasm or motivation to stick it out.
Since March, I have steadily gained about 12 lbs., making me 206 lbs. My ultimate goal (aside from good health, better self-confidence, and a more positive outlook on life) is to achieve my goal weight of 169 lbs. Although it would be nice if I could achieve this by the time grad school starts, I realize that it may be unrealistic. In any case, I understand that I am on this program for life and it really doesn't matter when I lose the weight... just so long as I lose it.
I have been on induction for four days now and I've lost a total of 4 lbs. Woo hoo! I am still motivated and this time I'm doing things right. Previously, I was addicted to Diet Rite and sugar-free Russel Stover candies. While these products might work for some people, I realize now that they only fed my sweet tooth and ultimately led to my failure. This time, I am going whole-hog and sticking only to the approved foods list. This time, I plan to succeed! Please, wish me good planning and doing!
Thanks!


Wow! You DO sound ready! Wishing you all the best in your Atkins journey ... If you ever feel temptations creeping in, just come here and let us nag you, errrr, i mean talk you out of them 




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