Daily inspiration will help sustain long-term motivation.
Inspiration can be found in all sorts of places. Lots of us find it other people’s blogs and online forums. There is inspiration to be found in magazines, in books (especially biographies); in music and in the people you see everyday.
It’s not just stories of other people’s weight loss which are inspiring. I love to hear about people who have achieved success through determination and hard work, or overcome supposedly overwhelming obstacles to get what they want (Mark Inglis is a perfect example, even if he did cause a bit of controversy on the way).
On days you struggle to find inspiration in the world around you – look back at your own success. Read some of your old posts; remember how it felt when you lost the first 5kg or how much it thrilled you the first time you ran instead of walking.
Inspiration is all around us. And it’s much easier to see if you actually look for it.
9 comments:
Another great post :) thanks Sue
great post - I hope you know you also inspire.
Thank you.
You are absolutely right. On all accounts.
Inspirational post!! Thanks.
Absolutely true - that's a good reminder to look back at our own posts and re-experience the motivation.
So true! And you are one of those inspirations.
so so true, I fimd a lot of inspiration in others blogs but theres nothing like reading your own to look back on your feelings of elation as your weight decreases!
How funny, I came here looking for some inspiration and that's exactly what you have written about. thanks.
Just what I needed to read today. I am lacking a little of the motivation again and I think reading blogs is a big inspiration to me, as well as seeing people in real life achieve their goals and dreams.
Thanks Sue. Have a great weekend :)
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