You’re feeling sluggish in the face of all the action on the screen when, suddenly, somebody wakes up in you and says, “What are you doing? Look at yourself, You’re FAT ! You’re OUT OF SHAPE ! DO something about it!” It has happened to all of us.
You go to sleep dreaming of winning the Maui Ocean Front Marathon. Why not? The way things are going, it’s only a matter of time. Tuesday night you get on the scale. Another pound gone! You’re incredible. Amazing. A lean machine. On Wednesday, you really pour it on. You work out an extra hour in the morning, an extra half-hour at night. You can’t wait to get on the scale. You strip down to your bare skin, shivering in the bathroom, filled with expectation of what your scale is going to tell you.
After all, tomorrow’s another day. You go to bed, promising yourself that you will work harder on Thursday. But somehow something has changed. You don’t know what’s changed until Thursday morning. It’s raining – Your bedroom is cold – Something feels different. What is it? For a minute or two you can’t quite put your finger on it. And then you get it: somebody else has possessed your body. It’s The Fat Person! It’s back! And it doesn’t want to run. As a matter of fact, it doesn’t even want to get out of bed. It’s cold outside. “Run? Are you kidding me?” The Fat person doesn’t want anything to do with it. The only exercise it might be interested in is eating! All of a sudden you find yourself in front of the refrigerator—inside the refrigerator—all over the kitchen! Food is now your major interest.
Asking any one of those extremes to defer to the other is inviting a battle or even a full-scale war! You can’t be both; one of them has to lose.
You’re buying a new pair of running shoes, barbells, resistance bands and sweats. Things are going to be different around here. You have a new lease on life. You plan your new life: up at 5, run four miles, cold shower at six, breakfast of granola with almond milk and a banana; then ride your bicycle to work, home by seven, run another two miles, to bed at ten—the world’s already a different place! And you actually pull it off! By Monday night, you’ve lost two pounds.
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In this case, let’s call that person The Skinny Person. So Who is The Skinny Person? It’s the one who uses words like discipline, exercise, organization. The Skinny Person is tolerant, self-righteous, a stickler for detail, a compulsive tyrant. The Skinny Person despises fat people. Can’t stand idleness. Needs to be on the move. Lives for action. The Skinny Person has just taken over. Watch out—things are about to change! Before you know it, you’re cleaning all the fattening foods out of the fridge.
More Efficient Immune System – When you are treating your body as the temple that it is, all your body’s systems communicate at optimal levels and can better ward off illness.
Fugettaboutit! You do not need to spend hours doing boring cardio, lifting weights in a gym or endlessly running.
The Fat Person is back and running the show again. Because we’ve been hoodwinked into thinking we’re really one person. The Skinny Person and The Fat Person are two totally different personalities, with different needs, different interests, and different lifestyles.
And when you’re The Fat Person, you’re always making promises for The Skinny Person to keep. Is it any wonder we have such a tough time keeping our commitments to ourselves? It’s not that we’re indecisive, or lazy, or unreliable; it’s that each and every one of us is one person dealing with two extremes.
Every single exercise that we present in the Forever Body Transformation system, which will include an eBook, is accompanied by a video!! That way you can watch each exercise being performed in its entirety, with detailed explanation, to ensure you are doing it correctly.
We will give you a proven system that will enable you to lose weight and keep it off for LIFE . It’s not another hit the gym until you throw up extreme workout program because while you’ll lose weight doing that – good luck sticking with that plan for the rest of your life, please.
Healthy Blood Sugar If you can control your blood sugar level… In the short run, you will: Lessen the likelihood of diabetes.
Have you ever decided to go on a diet? DUH ?! I mean, that’s why you’re listening to this—right? Ok, you’re sitting in front of the TV one Sunday afternoon, watching …let’s say an Iron Man Triathlon, and you are awed by the athletes’ stamina and dexterity.
You step lightly onto it and look down. What you see is…nothing. You haven’t lost an ounce. You’re exactly the same as you were on Tuesday. Dejection rolls in. Resentment starts to creep in. “After all that work? After all that sweat and effort? And then—nothing? It isn’t fair.” But you shrug it off.