What if this was not true?

Traditional Family Christmas photo

 

(photo: A rare Family photo: December 28, 2014)

Getting old and thinking old are choices.

The mental thinking part is the biggest and most important choice.

The physical, chronological aging part isn’t a conscious choice. It just happens.

Thinking is a choice we put on auto pilot. The default. The treadmill of life.

What if this was not true?

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Attitude helps us manage temptation

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(photo: This website’s early header… a photo taken from a phone… dream big, get there, and most importantly, stay there)

Attitude helps us manage temptation.

Attitude can also change on a dime when the pressures to stay fit tempt us to cut something out of our schedule.

And exercise seems to be the first thing we can stop when our lives are overloaded with time commitments.

Not exercising when we know it to be a non-negotiable, feels like lying.

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We’re gonna pay one way or the other

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(photo: It’s been said: You are what you eat. Garbage in, garbage out. Your body is a temple housing everything keeping you alive.)

Heard it said that you can spend your money at the grocery store or you can spend it at the doctor’s office.

Quality choices are our choice.

Buy the best you can afford.

Make sacrifices in order to make better choices.

We’re gonna pay one way or the other.

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Three incredibles does not make a right

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(photo: What’s our function regarding personal health? Who’s in control, what options do we have? Will society shift its behavior?)

So incredible how everything we do gets done so much more vibrantly when we are in great physical condition.

So incredible how it works in reverse too when we are sluggish, overweight, sleep-deprived, less-than-energetic.

What is most incredible of all?

How society gravitated to the second option.

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