It feels like I've been on this regime way longer than 2 weeks. I guess that's just adapting to a new life without things that I normally have. A drink after work on Friday night, a toasted ham and cheese sandwich after the gym, a piece of chocolate a night, etc. etc. It's also trying new things like cauliflower in tomatoes and anchovies, skipping EVERY day, making dinner lunch and breakfast at night and having a growling stomach at 4am. I'm hoping this starts to feel normal. It definitely feels good and right and even smart, and I'm feeling a sense of purpose and meaning in going about this daily discipline. Just like 1000 jumps seems like a huge number, the 12 weeks this goes for seems a long time, but if I break it down to one week at a time then I'm sure I can roll through it. We all can, we all should because we all want to. I'm already getting some results, I've lost 6 kgs, gone down a notch on my belt and look a bit thinner. I've also lowered my blood sugars which is a real bonus.
Good things take a while to acquire, I'm looking forward to putting the time into this as it is a really good thing.
Keep setting mini-goals and nailing them. Each meal to plan, and each workout is a victory. Enjoy the journey.
ReplyDelete6 KG! Just imagine what you will be blogging about at the end of this! Keep pushing, you will LOVE how you feel (although you will not like some of the exercises coming up....) Stay strong!
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