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I’ve heard this a few times recently in podcasts, that you need to change your mindset when you do things so you have to treat every day as if you’re already that person. I will use myself as an example. I weigh 310lbs, I would like to weigh 220lbs. What would the 220lb version of myself do every day?
I’d track everything I eat, no matter what it was
I’d weigh myself daily, while knowing that fluctuations are okay and normal
I’d stay on top of supplementation so that I am at optimal health
I would go for a 3km walk every day, no matter what, rain, snow, sun, tornadoes
I would run 3 times a week, and on days when it was possible, one of those would be a longer run (between 7 and 10km)
I’d go to the gym 5 times a week. You can go when you’re tired, it’s better than not going at all
I’d limit my screen time before bed. More rest means better performance
I’m going to do this for the next 60 days and if I see positive results, I’m going to continue for another 60 days, and so on. Wish me luck!
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