Today, all I suggest to you is to watch this short jeff noel, One-Take-You Tube video. It’s from June 20, 2009:
Just keep saying this to yourself, “If not today, when?”
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Ready to Fight?
Are you ready to fight for your life?
Then, and only then, will you start to see the changes you’ve always dreamed of.
May I introduce your opponent?
It’s you. You are the challenge. You are the problem. You are the opportunity.
It’s time to kick your own butt. Seriously, it is.
If not you, who? if not now, when?
Ps. I’m dead serious about this.
Liar
“Liar.”
“You talkin’ to me?”
“Yeah. I’m talkin’ to you.”
It’s a funny observation, human behavior. Always has been, hasn’t it?
Ever go to the park, to center city, to the mall, or just about any public place, and “people watch“?
This time of year there is an annual lying match to see who can tell the biggest lies. Crazy thing though, no one knows about it. And those that do know, could care less about the prize.
Why? Because there is no prize.
No prize for lying that is.
But there is a prize. It’s for resolve. And for creativity. For, indomitable will.
And when we stop lying and start the battle of our lives, then the prize will take care of itself.
True Confession?
If you promise not to call me names, I’ll tell you my true confession. Promise?
Since August 2009, I’ve gained nearly ten pounds.
New readers may not know that after ten years of focused effort to bring my health metrics in line, I had the honor of representing the United States in the 2009 Master’s Track and Field World Championships, in Finland.
So now that the big goal – the motivational carrot – is no longer in front of me, I’ve digressed.
This happens to everyone.
The gift from all of this? It has increased (if that’s even possible) my conviction that an impossible goal is the only one that will work.
Have you ever thought about that? I mean the impossible goal part?
Then perhaps we can journey and endeavor together, to make 2010 a great and healthy year. Who’s in?
Weight Gain or Weight Loss?
Weight gain, for most people is depressing and demotivating. Weight loss, for most people, is delightful and motivating. And of course, there are always exceptions to this.
I know much about both weight gain and weight loss. Most of us do.
January is the time of year that typically marks the beginning of a short-lived resolve to either gain weight, or lose weight.
Every January at Gold’s Gym Orlando, I point out to our son (9), “See all these people? How crowded it is in here? In about three weeks, it’ll all be back to normal.”
Tomorrow, I’ve got a confession.