Excuses, Excuses.
When I gave up my excuses, I found results.
That sentence has been stuck in my head for over a week. I can literally think of so many different reasons why I don't want to or shouldn't work out. Daily.
And last but not least:
That sentence has been stuck in my head for over a week. I can literally think of so many different reasons why I don't want to or shouldn't work out. Daily.
- I'm tired.
- I worked all day.
- I don't have time.
- My shoulder hurts.
- I have so much housework I should be doing right now.
- I played hockey already today.
- I cut my finger and don't want to work out with a bandage on it.
- My workout clothes are dirty.
- I have warm soup belly.
- THE DOG PEED EVERYWHERE AND NOW I HAVE TO SCRUB ALL MY FLOORS!!!!
And last but not least:
- I just don't want to!!!!
Seriously, I have used every single one of these as potential excuses to not work out this week alone. The best thing I can do is just force myself to do it, because once I'm 5 mins in, I'm good.
How do I force myself to workout?
Giving myself a reason TO workout to match my reason not to.
- I'm worth the time and effort.
- laundry can be folded later (or by Casey while he watches tv).
- you're not as tired as you think. You've still got energy.
- burn off that soup!
- workout as the floors dry.
- be fit in the event of the zombie apocalypse.
- be fit in the event of the zombie apocalypse.
- your shoulder needs to be worked and stretched.
- I have a family I need to be healthy for.
- I have a trip in jan that I want to look awesome on!
It's a daily battle for sure :)
ReplyDeleteBATTLE IS RIGHT. Thanks for sharing, Winter.
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