The term “New Year resolutions” has become a line line for many and rightly. While people begin on January 1 with good intentions, the rate of people who fail, quickly exceeds those who succeed. Studies show that 23% of people renounce in the first week and 64% renounce their resolutions by the end of January. Sounds defeat, right?
“However, it is unfortunate since the beginning of a new year is the perfect time to restart, re -enforce and commit to its health goals,” says Amanda Stewart, Marketing Manager of Marketing Healthywage—The innovative pioneer of the industry in weight loss and motivation and incentive programs. “While most people fall on the road in the first months, they don’t have to be their destiny. With the right strategies and mentality, you can fulfill its resolution and achieve lasting success. “
These are some of Amanda’s best advice to help you create and comply with its New Year resolution:
1. Set smart goals
A vague resolution as “losing weight” will not keep it motivated. Instead, establish intelligent objectives:
- Specific: Decides exactly what you want to achieve, such as “losing 20 pounds.”
- Measurable: Trace your progress regularly.
- Realizable: Be realistic about your goal based on your starting point.
- Important: Make sure your resolution aligns with your broader priorities of health and well -being.
- Time book: Establish a deadline, such as losing 20 pounds in June.
2. Desglosse
Large goals may feel overwhelming. It breaks its resolution in smaller milestones, such as losing 5 pounds in the first month. Celebrate these mini victories to stay motivated.
3. Create a plan
An objective without a plan is just a desire. He outlines the specific steps you will take to achieve its resolution. This could include:
- After a nutrition plan for weight loss.
- Physical activity program 4-5 times a week.
- Drink more water and reduce sugary drinks.
- Monitoring of your food and activity in an application.
4. Establish responsibility
Responsibility is key to staying along the way. Share your resolution with friends or family, join a weight loss group or combine with a friend.
5. Focus on habits, not only the results
Small successes are added to great results! One of the biggest mistakes that people make when losing weight is to feel that they have to change all their habits at the same time. This quickly makes them feel overwhelmed and surrender before there is some opportunity to see progress. To prevent this from happening, grant in a sustainable habit and build from there. This may include obtaining your daily water intake, meal preparation, choosing nutritional snacks and increase your daily steps. As you continue practicing and building these habits, not only will you see that the pounds fall, but also more likely to keep them away.
6. Trace your progress
You can’t measure what you don’t track! Regularly tracking your weight, body measurements and habits (that is, food dairy, exercise record, daily water intake), helps to see how far it has come and makes it responsible. Many people who diet find that the monitoring act is a powerful motivating and attributes it to help them stay in the objective with their objective of weight loss and achieve success.
7. Anticipate and overcome the challenges
Life happens and obstacles will arise. Plan the setbacks by:
- Identify potential challenges, such as Christmas parties or occupied schedules. Create concerted strategies to navigate these obstacles, such as bringing healthy dishes to events or programming shorter training when it is pressed for time.
- Implement tactics to overcome the plateaus, which will probably happen at least once during your weight loss trip. Intermittent fasting can be an excellent way to push that stubborn scale and give your body a restart at the same time. And no, it does not require starving. There are multiple forms of intermittent fasting (that is, 16: 8, 20: 4) and if you are used to eating something first when you wake up and then just before bedtime, adjusting your feeding period, even slightly, it could have positive impacts on your weight loss.
- Increase your protein and fiber, decrease your carbohydrates. Do not worry, this is not a suggestion to go to the complete keto and throw those delicious carbohydrates … simply suggesting that you reduce your current carbohydrate intake and add more protein and fiber instead. Proteins and fiber not only contain more nutrients and are better supported for weight loss, but also help it feel more full for longer.
8. Review (beyond the scale)
Celebrate the victories not on scale, such as improved energy, the best sleep or adjustment in their favorite jeans.
9. Supercargo with monetary motivation
If you take seriously make your new year resolution maintain, participate in a weight loss challenge to increase your commitment. Having money on the line is a proven way of staying motivated and focused on its resolution. Studies show that financial incentives increase the probability of achieving weight loss objectives in 5x! In doing so, you are not only investing in your health, but you are betting on yourself. The opportunity to win a cash prize adds an additional motivation layer to keep it moving forward, even when things get difficult.
10. Stay positive and persistent
Weight loss is not always linear, and it is normal to have ups and downs. Grant in progress, not in perfection reflecting on how far it has come since it began. While it is possible that you do not feel inclined to do it, take that before the photo and compare it with a photo of yours now! Be sure to track your body measures, so that on the days when the scale does not move, you can concentrate on the fact that you lost an inch of the waist. Keep remember why you started, and don’t let the temporary setbacks derail your trip.
Amanda knows one or two things about helping people use the power of money to maintain focus and motivation towards their goal loss. Its Healthywage company actually provides cash, social support and experts, tools and resources, and objective setting technologies to address the epidemic of obesity of our nation and improve the collective health of the United States. The company was founded in response to academic research that shows that even small cash rewards triple the effectiveness of weight loss programs; that people are more effective to lose weight when their own money is at risk; And that social networks play an important role in the propagation of obesity, and will probably play an important role in reversion of obesity.
“The weight loss resolution of its new year is available to the correct mentality, strategies and support,” he says, “by establishing realistic objectives, focusing on healthy habits and taking advantage of the motivating power of cash rewards, can convert their resolution into reality.”
This year, commit yourself with you and your health, and prepare to celebrate your success, and unexpected financial gain, in the finish line!
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Merilee Kern, MBA is a strategist and internationally considered brand analyst that reports on cultural changes and trends, as well as manufacturers of industry changes, engines, agitators and innovatives in all categories, both B2C and B2B. This includes field experts and opinion leaders, brands, products, services, destinations and events. As a prolific lifestyle, the voice of the travel industry, restaurants and leisure of authority and taste, Merilee keeps his finger on the market pulse in search of new and innovative experiences and exemplary experiences at all points of price, from the affordable to the extreme. His work reaches multimillions worldwide through transmission television (their own programs and abundant others in which it appears), as well as a myriad of printed and online publications. Connect with her in www.theluxelist.com and www.savvvyliving.tv / Instagram www.instagram.com/merileekern / Twitter www.twitter.com/merileekern / Facebook www.facebook.com/merileekernofficial / LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/merileekern.
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