- Be thankful - give thanks with meals
- Eat seasonal foods
- Find a support network
- Stretch
- Eat at home more
- Set intentions
- Cook for a loved one
- Journal
- Reduce sodium intake
- Meditate - Slow down
- Quality vs. Quantity
- Deconstruct your cravings
- Stop rewarding yourself with food
- Shower after work to renew your energy!
- Eat less
- Give yourself permission to shine!
- Call a friend to check in
- Stop overcommitting yourself!
- Drink water
- Set goals month to month/week to week
- 3 meals a day
- Shorten your list of things to do
- Eat fruits & veggies at every meal
- Substitute some exotic fruit for ice cream or heavy desserts
- Cultivate beneficial relationships
- Ditch draining relationships
- Go play
- Exercise/movement everyday
- Get enough sleep
- Volunteer your time with an organization you believe in
- Ask "What's right for me?"
- Eat healthy fats
- Don't eat something you can't recognize as a whole food
- Reduce portion sizes/don't buy mass quantities
- Convince your body that life is not one BIG emergency
- Avoid 100 calorie packs - they are full of sugar
- Respect and honor yourself
- Eat breakfast
- Determine your triggers
- Breathe deeply
- Keep a food journal
- Avoid refined sugars/High Fructose Corn Syrup
- Keep an exercise journal
- Learn how to cook
- Keep junk out of your house
This entry has been posted as part of Prevention Not Prescriptions Tuesday hosted by The Kathleen Show
6 comments:
Great list. I love that it includes things beyond the typical "avoid soda; exercise every day" type of thing. My favorite one is learn to cook. I'm starting to avoid food additives because MSG gives me headaches. I've found I won't be able to do it unless I commit to cooking nearly every day.
Recovering Prograstinator - Thanks I like this list too. I LOVE that you are connecting what you are eating with how you feel. Down with MSG! That is the best. :)
you know, I find that running up and down the stairs twice whenever I'm looking for something (I don't do this on purpose) helps me stay thin. =D
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HappyOrganist -
Yes, getting the temple moving around (up & down/side to side) is one of the best ways to stay lean.
LOVE the list! Simple, common sense.
Jessica I am all about simple & easy.
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