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It was brought to my attention and I removed all of them, I hope.
Unfortunately, I have to change settings for comments and starting today they will be moderated.
We, who struggle with weight loss should not focus on one subject only – weight loss.
No matter where we are on our weight loss journey, each of us has a life, and other aspects of life are equally or even more important than weight loss.
Life is a true miracle that consists of multiple layers and aspects. Some aspects of life are more important than others, but one thing is certain; balancing each of them is a recipe for true happiness!
In 2022, I experimented with posts on other subjects, besides weight loss and received positive feedback from you.
I encourage you to share what I write about with the important folks of your life and start conversations.
Thank you for being with me on this journey, and I am looking forward to sharing more with you this new year
If you fall int the latter category, don’t worry – it is never too late to adopt a growth mindset and start reaping the benefits.
A growth mindset is about being positive or optimistic. It is about believing that you have the power to change and improve, and that effort and learning can lead to growth and success.
People with a growth mindset are always striving to learn and grow. They approach challenges and setback as opportunities to learn and improve rather than as failures.
They welcome feedback and are open to hearing different perspectives, even if it is difficult to hear.
They use feedback as an opportunity to learn and grow, rather than taking it personally or becoming defensive.
Are you one of them?
Don’t carry negatives (people, thoughts, actions) into the new year.
They will only weigh you down and deter your positive thoughts and actions.
Stop criticizing others and shooting down their input, comments and suggestions, whether that is at work, home or among those in your social circles.
While ridding your life of negativity, find time to do the things that truly make you happy.
If there are other areas of your life that you would like to change the new year provides an opportunity for a fresh start.
Each day, millions of teens and young adults are being fed contents on TikTok and other social media platforms that paints a very unrealistic and inaccurate picture of food, nutrition and weight loss.
I read that most diet advise on Tik-Tok platform came from young, white, female influencers. These influencers went viral for being attractive or charismatic.
This topic, “who to trust” on weight loss and nutrition issues is especially important. When looking for credible weight loss information, one of the most important aspects to consider is the individual providing the information.
I am inclined to trust more the opinions of individuals who themselves struggled with weight loss, than those who never experienced it.
I may be biased.
Simple? Yes.
Easy? No, because of our ego, an unhealthy belief in our own importance.
The next time you make a mistake, try hard to take the “low ego” path.
When you make a mistake, try to admit it as soon as you can, and apologize if necessary. Making an effort to apologize for a mistake can show that you respect the people who have been affected by the mistake.
Apologizing can also show that you regret your mistake, that you are willing to take responsibility for it and that you're using it as an opportunity to improve yourself.
You can also consider telling other people in similar roles the lessons you've learned so that they can learn from your mistake.
Making mistakes can be a valuable learning opportunity. You can find lessons from your mistakes that can help you improve your skills and expand your knowledge.
Making the same mistakes over and over can be costly in more ways than one.
While we have all been on the receiving end of criticism – that uncomfortable conversation often toned down by pleasantries – it is neither easy to give nor take.
Resisting receiving constructive feedback does not make the feedback disappear, nor does it improve your effectiveness: Feedback is a gift, not a punishment. Resisting feedback keeps a person from improving. View criticism as an opportunity to grow.
Dealing with criticism is a part of life. Criticism can result in aggression, ill-feeling and stress but it does not have to be like this. Work on being a less sensitive person. Learn how to be more emotionally stable and deal with negative judgements.
