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   |  |  From:   blondie_8it2  (Original Message) | Sent: 6/19/2004 12:44 PM |   
"Failing does not make us a failure, the only time we do become a  failure is when we decide to stop trying any more." --Bob Proctor
  Positive Weight Loss Approach
  Once you have made up your mind to lose weight, you should make that  commitment and go into it with a positive attitude. We all know that  losing weight can be quite a challenge. In fact, for some, it can be  downright tough. It takes time, practice and support to change  lifetime habits. But it's a process you must learn in order to  succeed. It is said that if you do something for 21 days it will  become a habit. You and you alone are the one who has the power to  lose unwanted pounds. 
  Think like a winner, and not a loser--remember that emotions are  like muscles and the ones you use most grow the strongest. If you  always look at the negative side of things, you'll become a  downbeat, pessimistic person. Even slightly negative thoughts have a  greater impact on you and last longer than powerful positive  thoughts. 
  Negative thinking doesn't do you any good, it just holds you back  from accomplishing the things you want to do. When a negative  thought creeps into your mind, replace it reminding yourself that  you're somebody, you have self-worth and you possess unique  strengths and talents. Contemplate what lies ahead of you. Losing  weight is not just about diets. It's about a whole new you and the  possibility of creating a new life for yourself. Investigate the  weight loss programs that appeal to you and that you feel will teach  you the behavioral skills you need to stick with throughout the  weight-loss process. 
  First you should look for support among family and friends. It can  be an enormous help to discuss obstacles and share skills and  tactics with others on the same path. You might look for this  support from others you know who are in weight loss programs and you  can seek guidance from someone you know who has lost weight and kept  it off. There are success stories across the country today on  television and in newspapers, magazines and tabloids about people  who have miraculously lost untold pounds and kept it off. In all  instances they say their mental attitude as well as their outlook on  life has totally changed. -Ralph Marston
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