Sunday, 2 March 2014

SELF-SABOTAGING BELIEFS

The Challenge

Many people who don't work out regularly can rattle
 off a list of reasons why they're not motivated to exercise, 
from not understanding the benefits of activity to thoughts like;

 "I'm too busy,"


"I'm embarrassed by how I look", 


"exercising is boring",

and so on..


The folks who hold these (false) self-sabotaging 

beliefs often believe exercise doesn't matter; they don't 

enjoy it, or they simply have no interest in doing it. And really, 

who could blame them? Who would be inspired to start a physical 

activity with negative thoughts running through their head? 

A person has to believe exercise is of value in order
 to build motivation to do it.




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