This is a funny time of the year where it feels like things go
on hold and “after the holidays...” becomes common place in daily
conversations.
I find myself in this place about my current weight. I’m
carrying an extra 20 pounds on me right now. And with the holidays coming up, I
know there will be lots and lots of eating in my near future. My brain gives me
two options:
Logical:
Lose the extra weight now.
Accept that there will be weight gain over the holidays. But know that starting now will
make it easier later, because I’ll only have to lose holiday weight and I’ll
have an established exercise plan in place.
Procrastinator:
Say screw it. Call
it the beginning of the holidays now and deal with all the extra weight later. Knowing
that it’s going to be that much harder to lose my extra 20 plus my holiday
weight.
Anyone else doing this? Possibly with their money?
I have a friend that is up to her eyeballs in debt, she’s
been paying it off, but the holidays are coming. So she’s taking a “break” from paying off her debt and she has come to
terms with adding to her debt because “it’s the holidays.” And she’ll deal with
it “after the holidays…”
We all know that it’s going to be that much harder after the
holidays, right?
Why wait till the New Year? Why not resolve to change now?
-Leah Schonlank
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