06-30-2011, 03:20 PM
|
#282
|
Senior Member
How Do You Identify?: Mr Mtn's babygirl
Preferred Pronoun?: girly, she
Relationship Status: fiercely protected ♥
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Moving home in OR with Him VERY soooon !!
Posts: 2,548
Thanks: 4,834
Thanked 7,501 Times in 1,850 Posts
Rep Power: 21474854
|
Quote:
Originally Posted by Gemme
What works best for YOU? Do you need an immediate reward or can you work towards a reward goal?
For example, I could go buy a dress that I really wanted if I worked out for x number of days continually or on schedule. Or I could allow myself a half an hour of personal, just for me time after each workout of a half hour or more. Or for every day you work out, put x amount of money aside for a future pleasure.
It's nice to say that the workout is motivation enough, but sometimes it's not. Sometimes you need that extra push to get you there and through it, even though you know it is good for you.
I do agree that doing something you enjoy for the workout is important, otherwise you'll come to resent the workout and that's not the path to follow.
|
Gemme!!
thank you! its kind of funny, my counsellor just suggested this very thing for me yesterday, even. to set some goals, if i complete the things i want as a way to motivate myself, and i have to say it works.. today i jumped right to it =)
but i also love your idea of putting money aside too, for someone who lives pay to pay and has 2 teenagers eating me out of the home - money has been a struggle of mine.. but putting a lil aside here and there, would be the best idea because then it wouldnt be so hard come reward time ..
you always have such great ideas!! ♥ *smiles* thank you!
__________________
my Mantra: i am letting go of angers, continuing to find forgiveness, welcoming inner peace & deserving of it all.
my facebook weight loss page:
http://www.facebook.com/asyllyjourney
|
|
|