When I first received this book, it really changed my perception on health and weight loss. It amazed me that eating right and exercising could be another way to honor God. I started the 12-week program in March of this year, and after the three months was up, I had lost 25 lbs. Best feeling ever. After the program, I continued in my healthy habits and ended up loosing another 5. As the summer finished, I maintained and felt great. Fast forward to now, I am living my first semester of college. Heard of the freshman 15? Yep, its true, but luckily I havent gained all 15 back yet. I'd like to stop before it gets there though. SO, I've decided to start the 12 week program over again! I'm really excited and nervous at the same time with the holidays coming up. But, I have a goals set again and will be updating you guys every Monday with my progress!
Goals:
1. My overall goal is to loose 30lbs by spring break (about 4 months/17 weeks) which will put me right in the middle of the 'normal' weight range for my height of 5'4.
2. To develop healthy habits of eating right and exercising.
3. To do so ALL NATURALLY. I will not be using any diet pills or 'dieting' any other unnatural or unhealthy way. It will be based only off healthy living, self control, exercise, and obedience to God by taking care of my body because it is the home of the holy spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19-20)
4. To honor God with everything I am, including my weight, so that I may be used in EVERY area of my life, including health. So that he would be known as a faithful God because of my obedience to him in this. And lastly, I'm doing this for my husband. Yup!
Week 1: The theme for this week is Faith and the verse to memorize is:
"Be still & know that I am God" -Psalm 46:10
Weekly Goals:
-Drink only water, with the exception of coffee & green tea
-go to the gym at least 5/7 days of the week
-loose 2lbs this week
So, YEA. Theres a little fun introduction to what I'll be doing on my blog on Mondays! Let me know if you need any more information on the book, "Your Whole Life" by Carol Showalter!
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