I have a 7-word question for you today. It’s short, sweet, and asking it will help you finish the year feeling strong and in control.
Even better, it will help you build momentum into 2021. Here it is … EVERY TIME you are faced with a temptation that will pull you off track with your health and fitness goals, ask yourself:
How will this make you feel tomorrow?
At some point this month you’re going to be tempted to put your goals on hold. DON’T DO IT.
It’s SO MUCH EASIER to stay on-track than it is to get BACK on track. I’m sure you know what I’m talking about.
I have never met a person who was happy about retracing their steps.
This doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your holiday favorites – just be intentional about it.
Skip the grocery store cookie and have an apple or some nuts instead. But definitely enjoy your family’s “secret recipe” holiday treats and traditions!
- If you don’t have time for your normal workout, do a quick 10-minute routine. Doing some squats and push-ups (or whatever exercises you choose) before your morning shower will go a long way toward keeping up your healthy habits.
- Keep up with your sleep and self-care routines. This will help you avoid feeling stressed and overwhelmed!
- Block off some intentional time to unplug, relax, and refocus.
Personally, I want to start 2021 feeling energized and plan on making it an amazing year. I hope you join me!
You can do this!!
By now, most people have already quit
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if you’re struggling with your New Year’s goals right now… DO NOT GIVE UP!
What’s YOUR version of 100%?
What if you woke up tomorrow and decided to give the day your VERY BEST?
Is your “comfort zone” really that comfortable? 🤯
The other day I ran into a former client and he told me a story I immediately knew had to share with you. I hope it inspires you to start thinking more seriously about the BIG things on your bucket list!
BONUS: 2 quick “do-anywhere” workouts
Something happens when you miss a scheduled workout… Once that door gets opened, all your hard-won motivation can slip outside. And next thing you know, you’re skipping future workouts, too.