A suggestion - please, no more "I Hate" threads

[honeybunch1]

All this negative talk does not serve you well toward achieving your exercise goals. What you say to yourself has a real impact, and since it's just as easy to say, "I can do it" as it is, "I hate it," why not make the switch? Your mindset is very powerful in helping you accomplish tasks, whether it be in school, in business, on the golf course or whatever. Please take a page from the champion athletes who would never say, "I hate," or "I can't." A set of push-ups or a cardio session seems like small potatoes compared to playing in the US Open, but the attitude should still be the same.

If you can't bring yourself to love the particular exercise, focus on how you'll look, or how you'll feel having done it. Enough of my sermon. Think your way to success, like you've heard a zillion time. It DOES work.

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[Tallchick]

RE: A suggestion - please, no more

I understand your feelings but the "hate" part is said in jest. Sometimes it is hard to get through things without a sense of humor!

 

[Miss Lee]

RE: A suggestion - please, no more

Honeybunch, like Kate said, it's meant in jest. The "I Hate Cardio" thread posters actually DO cardio. We just have a slightly different sense of humor, that's all. I sometimes get really tired of all the big check-in and challenge threads. The are all basically the same. I prefer to maintain a sense of humor. I accomplish more when I laugh at myself than when I take everything so seriously. You know what they say...different strokes for different folks.

 

[honeybunch1]

RE: A suggestion - please, no more

As Cathe would say, "Just a suggestion, take it or leave it."

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