Monthly Measures {#4}

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  1. April 1, 2013 / 5:15 am

    go for it! dont stop motivating yourself!

  2. April 1, 2013 / 5:27 am

    oh man I need to sign up for Monthly Measures! my goal is to be my healthiest/fittest self in my 30th year and this could keep me on task and out of the cookie jar 😉
    way to go mama.
    xo

    • April 1, 2013 / 5:51 am

      It's never to late to join in, Sara, this link-up stays live for seven days since it's only hosted once / month! I'd love to read about your journey at 30 since I'll be reaching that age soon. My body is definitely pleading with me to let the sweets go and to treat it better!!!

  3. April 1, 2013 / 1:14 pm

    You've definitely expressed accountability! Sounds like you're motivated to make a change. Dig in and dig deep and get started!! You can do this!

    • April 4, 2013 / 1:57 am

      I definitely am, Kristine! I like how you have monthly challenges. I think I need to start doing that to have something to focus on every month and to change things up over time as well. Such a great idea. Thanks so much for the inspiration!

  4. Anonymous
    April 1, 2013 / 2:12 pm

    I am excited to join in this month! I think eating healthy is a plus! I have lost 20+ lbs so far, I am eating right, exercising and have alot more to lose! I shared my Chocolate Chunk {Skinny} Cookies, made with whole wheat flour, coconut oil, agave nectar.. no butter or eggs! Enjoy your day!

    • April 4, 2013 / 1:59 am

      Hey, Pam! I'm SO glad you linked up and I'm excited about your cookies! I love making cookies from scratch but definitely need a healthier option than what I've currently been making. The no butter or eggs sounds a bit scary though, lol! I'll let you know how they turn out for me once I give them a try!!!

  5. April 1, 2013 / 5:34 pm

    Something my husband always reminds me of is that I need to stop beating myself up about the past (because I can't change it) and to stop worrying so much about the future–he reminds me to do what I can today and be over it. I think exercising is a challenge for almost everybody, so I think it's a matter of just finding something you love and working it into your day. I'd always wanted to run a marathon, so last year I finally decided to just take the plunge and do it. Having that specific of a goal (and dropping the money for a race) was what motivated me to finally get out there and exercise every day.

    I don't necessarily recommend starting out with something so huge, but maybe try signing up for a 5 or 10K–sometimes the fact that you've spent money alone is enough to get you up and moving.

    Wishing you the best of luck!

    • April 4, 2013 / 2:04 am

      Such an awesome perspective, Torrie, your husband is exactly right! Now, I've tried to get into running and it's so not my cup of tea so I'm still working to find something that I enjoy (or at least can tolerate on a consistent basis!

      Thanks so much for your words of encouragement and advice. It means a lot!!!

      Take care :)!

  6. April 4, 2013 / 1:23 am

    I also had a not-so-great March, especially in the exercise department. Last week I was at a low weight for me, but Easter weekend blew that out of the water. I hope you keep posting Monthly Measures; it really helps!

    • April 4, 2013 / 2:08 am

      I definitely plan to keep it up, Gwen! Even when I don't do so well the month before, thinking through it in a post sort of get's me motivated for the month to come. Plus I love reading through everyone's story for motivation and inspiration and sometimes just to know that I'm not alone in my struggles. We all have good days and bad days (or months, lol) and I'm learning that it's okay!!!

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