Not going to bore you with details, but to say it simply, I'm now a "calorie counter."
I haven't been writing anything down. I just keep a mental list in my head of what I've eaten throughout the day.
And every little calorie counts.
So I'm careful not to drink my calories- talk about a waste! And I've consciously not snacked throughout the day. I eat 100 calories for breakfast, so I can save more for lunch and dinner. And those are the only times I eat.
And I'm getting frustrated.
I have been counting for 11 days now, and I have lost 0 pounds, but have lost many chances to eat delicious food. =(
I have been tempted to cheat.
Very tempted.
1. Stopped at McD's for pancakes for the sweet kiddos on their day off school on Friday. I did NOT order a single thing. Even the "Egg White McMuffin" (which still had 250 calories!)
2. I did NOT eat any chips and salsa while out to eat with friends last Friday night at my favorite Mexican restaurant. I did however order a shrimp salad. Which tasted fine. Not great. But good enough.
3. I was home alone after dropping off the Princess at a sleepover. Stopped at Sonic on the way home, and somehow, someway resisted the urge to order a sweet Vanilla Java Chiller. No one would have known. It could have been a secret. But instead, I order a peach water. (0 calories by the way!).
But it's really not easy to do this while seeing 0 results. And yes I know, these things take time.
But the only time I see are the seconds between a good decision and a bad decision.
And I pray that I make more good ones than bad ones.
A good support system helps. I've got great friends and family who at least act like they don't mind hearing how many calories something has in it.
A good support system can be life changing- just like the support I have with my Nerium family! I am consciously aware of the decisions I make to promote my business, and the times I make a good decision, and the times I miss an opportunity. Just being aware of all that I do, and how anything I say (or don't say) could be the difference between one new Preferred Customer and a lost chance.
Keep supporting each other, and keep being on the look out for good decisions that you make EACH DAY!!
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