Heading into the Holidays and the New Year, Goals are about to be the hot topic. Are you looking to make a real change in your health and fitness, but feel overwhelmed about where to start?
You're not alone. I want to share some insights that have helped me especially when I feel stuck.
Understanding the Compound Effect in Fitness: You probably know about compounding money but compounding works in fitness the same! If you can use this it can transform you forever. This principle is simple yet powerful: small, consistent actions over time lead to significant results.
It's not about overhauling your life overnight; it's about making small, manageable changes that add up. If you won't do it for a lifetime don't do it for a day.
The Mindset of a Winner: Success in fitness starts in the mind. Don't you think its off that Winners and Losers both have the same goals? This explains that goals aren't unique, but what we do to attack them does. Often, it's not about having different goals, but about the actions taken.
Think about someone who's already achieved your goals. Ask yourself, "What would they do if they were me?" and let that guide your daily decisions. Can you do that?
Practical Steps to Get Started:
- Start Small: Choose one or two small actions you can take today. It could be a 10-minute walk, swapping soda for water, or adding a vegetable to your dinner.
- Be Consistent: The key is consistency. Stick with your small changes daily, and they will become habits.
- Track Your Progress: Keep a simple journal or use an app to track these small changes. This will help you stay accountable and recognize your progress.
Building Resilience and Confidence: Remember, every journey will have its ups and downs. Building resilience means viewing setbacks as opportunities to learn and grow. Celebrate your small victories – they are signs of your commitment and progress. It is ok to make mistakes, mess up, but that doesn't mean you stop. Learn, Grow, Mess up more, and continue!
Takeaway: You don't need to wait for a perfect moment to start making changes. Begin where you are, with what you have. Small steps can lead to big changes, and the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
Crush those Actions,
Nick Urankar