The ability to “restart” is a gift
March 7th, 2014 9:35 am
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My journey of personal transformation has been a quest to put myself back in the equation of my life. For me, there were mountains to climb, both literally and figuratively.
After battling a lifelong obesity problem, I learned to create time and space to nurture my health and my inner self. I pushed past fear and in the process lost 211 pounds, 47.5% body fat and 11 dress sizes in 18 months. More importantly, I gained a new perspective on life.
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Lori, I spent this past week at my husband’s work conference (Re/Max real estate) where we saw some major league motivational speakers. The one thing they all had in common, besides a positive attitude? Exercise! These are talented, busy people who travel a ton and have learned this is a corner they just cannot cut. Magic Johnson stretches and exercises two hours a day- one cardio and one weights. If a multi-business owner makes the time to exercise, I should be able to too. You are so right on track to AFR… I’m giving it a name. Acknowledge, forgive and restart. Thanks for the post. Megan
Hi Megan, thanks for your comment. Sounds like an awesome opportunity to hear all of those major motivational speakers, and cool observation about a positive attitude and exercise. I don’t doubt it. Thanks for sharing. Thanks for reading and sharing here and for naming Acknowledge, forgive and restart. Cool. It works for me every time. I am so back on track and in the zone. Hope it helps others, too.