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Losing Weight Can be Tough: Six Tips for Getting the Support You Need

October 4, 2013 by Wellbeing 1 Comment

Effectively losing weight is both a psychological challenge and a physical one. It can often be challenging to stick with it, or to have your friends and family along for the ride. By following these six steps, you will be able to successfully lose weight with the support that you need to succeed.

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1. Tell your family and friends of your plan

By telling your family and friends, you will be able to avoid many potential problems. If you are trying to count calories and avoid sugar, it can be difficult turning down a homemade cake. If they are unaware that you’re on a diet, then they may push you to try some. If they know beforehand, they will be less inclined to do so. Your friends and family will also be able to help you along the way, in the form of encouragement or even by changing their habits as well.

2. Make your goals very clear

Instead of telling your family and friends that you are simply dieting, make your goals explicitly clear. Whether you want to slim down for the beach, train for an event, or simply improve your health, sharing these goals will make your weight loss much more personal and fulfilling. People will start to give you compliments, and you will have your goal always in mind once you’ve shared it with your friends.

3. Understand that it’s for you, and not for your friends or family

While getting others involved can surely help your goals, it all comes down to being dependent and truthful to yourself. You cannot completely rely on others to motivate you, keep your goals in check, or even to compliment you. These have to come from within, and by taking care of yourself and rewarding your progress, you will be much healthier and fulfilled in the long run.

4. Be honest about your goals and the time it takes

It can be all to easy to rush into things, and then get frustrated or feel defeated when progress slows down. Dieting is a lifelong process, and results will not come overnight. In fact, results may take months to even notice. There will be plateaus, and periods where it feels like nothing is happening. Should this occur, you must not give up. Instead, find areas where you can improve or change things up a bit. Don’t revert back to old habits, and don’t view it as a sign of defeat. It is only a sign of reaching your goals, and then the matter of finding new ones.

5. Find a weight loss center

If you can’t break through a plateau, then try a weight loss center for additional support. They can help you with specialized diets and routines to improve your health. They can also offer a network of support, even if your family is not necessarily being supportive in your goals. By finding a nearby weight loss center, you will be one step closer to your goals.

6. Have fun!

This should be an enjoyable process. Everyday you are closer to being healthier and fit, and everyday is an improvement upon the last. These six tips aren’t to be tossed away once your goals are met; they should be improved and expanded upon for a lifelong routine. By following these tips, you will finally be able to live the life you’ve always wanted!

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  1. Max Sayer says

    September 22, 2017 at 12:22 am

    Having fun while doing something difficult is great advice. I’ve tried several times to lose weight and it wasn’t fun and stopped fairly quick. Once I spoke with a weight loss specialist and gave me tips with things I enjoy doing and incorporate them into my plan.

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