What’s it gonna be today?
Treating our body well or abusing our body?
Too much inactivity is self-abuse.
Too much sugar is self abuse.
Too little rest is self abuse.
What’s it gonna be today?
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What’s it gonna be today?
Treating our body well or abusing our body?
Too much inactivity is self-abuse.
Too much sugar is self abuse.
Too little rest is self abuse.
What’s it gonna be today?
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Dare not dare physically.
Wishing you the freedom and courage to choose yourself. The reprioritized you.
The you who has said, “My health is all or nothing”.
And you are saying it because you have finally (for real) realized your health is going to be amazing, and you are starting today.
All or nothing.
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What tradeoffs are we willing to make?
To create time to get (and stay) healthy we have to destroy the time we spent doing some other thing.
This is more important than figuring out exactly what type of exercise we need to do.
Our first action is determining what will be left undone – possibly forever.
Painful?
Yes.
Easy?
No.
Worth the effort?
Only one person can rationalize our answer.
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(photo: Orlando store window… the caption is critical to this post making sense)
The really cool thing about our struggles is that it levels the playing field.
We all have them. Tons of them.
Becoming fanatical about balance seems the only way to thrive.
Well, settling for a life of ‘survival’ is another commonly chosen option.
This is the decision the physician presented in 1999… diet and exercise.
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Does freedom stem from peace and contentment?
Will we ever be free without good, decent health?
This is assuming we have no adverse medical condition(s).
Seems peace and contentment is contingent on our ability to triumph over slothfulness.
To feel like a victor in charge, not a victim at the mercy of daily living.
We either exercised yesterday or we didn’t.
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