OK this week is one of those weeks -- when literally I got nothing!! After doing this for almost two years without missing a week -- I just have to be honest and say that! But of course I can never leave you hanging without posting something positive and uplifting to keep you keeping on. I wanted to post some quotes that have helped me to keep on track with my healthy journey.
I always tell my children when they have homework that seems insurmountable to take it one chunk at a time -- I literally say "How do you eat and elephant?" Their response is -- "One bite at a time." That's my encouragement to you today -- if you have something in your life that seems to be too much to handle --- just remember to eat that elephant (take on that situation) one bite at a time. You can do it when it's in manageable pieces.
Another quote that we say a lot in our home school is this:
"Practice some tomorrow you'll be better then today."
Believe it or not, I heard this quote while looking at Sesame Street one day when my boys were toddlers. I never forgot it. As they got older, we use to quote it all the time while doing school work. I now know that it's the only way of becoming better at whatever you want to be or do.
Another source of encouragement to me is from James Clear. I was introduced to his work in 2013. You can find out more about him by visiting his link http://jamesclear.com/. I used his annual review template in January to write my own annual review. You can check it out at this link. http://yo-yoeatingnomore.blogspot.com/2014/01/my-annual-review-for-2013.html. Just recently he sent out an email regarding -- 10 Simple Ways to Eat Healthy Without Thinking, Backed by Science. You can check out that post by clicking here: http://jamesclear.com/eat-healthy-without-thinking.
Well, I said I got nothing -- but in actuality I did. Hope these tidbits of information and tips were helpful.
Until next time...
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2 comments:
See, you started with nothing, and then shared gold - Gold!
That's some great advice you give your children and a fantastic resource in James Clear (who you know I love).
Happy February! Can't believe it's almost over already.
Sam you are the man!!! Thanks for coming back and checking in on my blog. I love, love, love Tips of the Scale. I actually heard of James Clear from your podcast. God bless and keep coming back!
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