
I think that you want to think about that one for a while. Is losing weight your main goal, or did you have something else in mind? The reason I ask is because I find that sometimes people are confused (including me) as to why we want to lose weight in the first place.
For example, Mary looks in the mirror at her body. Bulges are everywhere. I need to lose weight fast she says to herself. What is her motivation? To lose her fat bulges, or to fit into her clothes. Does she have to lose weight before her wedding day, or some other big occasion when she will be in the spotlight?
You see the thing is that many people don't actually have a reason to lose weight, other than they hate the sight of their fat bodies. This is probably a recipe for disaster. If the goal is weight loss only then you will probably fail at reaching your goal because ti is not specific enough.
However if you have a specific goal with a deadline, you are probably more likely to achieve your weight loss goal. You need to be decisive when you set your goals for losing weight. If Mary wants to lose weight before her wedding day, then she has two things already in her favour.
- She has recognized her problem and she has a strong desire to lose weight
- She has a deadline to work with. (Wedding Day)