I want to show you how I went from THIS (black and white picture in video) to THIS (other picture in color in video) in ONE SECOND…
Just stop!
I’m sick of these bullshit promises that ultimately lead to frustration and that yo you dieting cycle.
I know we all want results faster, and even I fall victim to chasing shiny objects at times.
I mean we’re human, how can we not hope there is a faster, easier, better solution?
But there is no magic pill.
And so often we hold ourselves back from achieving the results we deserve because we fall victim to plans that promise to be the magic pill we are searching for.
That’s why I want to save you a ton of wasted time and effort and share with you 3 habit changes you can make to actually see the results you deserve.
3 Habits Changes To Get The Best And Fastest Results Possible:
#1: Stop Cherry Picking From Programs.
So often we pull one thing from a program to do that fits our comfort zone or meshes with what we’re currently doing.
Other changes may be scary or intimidating or feel overwhelming so often we cherry pick the one thing that is still near our comfort zone.
But results come from stepping outside our comfort zone.
And honestly, most programs work because of how the systems all work together,.
There isn’t one magic move. Magic macro ratio.
Magic single piece you can pull out that will work on its own.
And so when we ultimately get frustrated that a program isn’t working, we have to realize we didn’t do it as the whole process.
We pulled out of it what felt safe and didn’t challenge us to change.
But don’t waste your own time this year.
If you’re going to start a program, actually DO the program as the plan is outlined.
That’s the only way to truly understand if something works or not. It’s the only way to truly learn how all the systems add up and work together.
Change requires change!
And a different result requires you to do something different than you’ve always done…not force a program to conform to what is comfortable and instinctual for you currently.
#2: Stop Trying To Reinvent The Wheel. Tweak Your Current Lifestyle.
I see this all the time. People start Keto or some diet that cuts out a food they love.
They feel amazing to start and even believe this is the solution they’ve always dreamed of.
It’s that relationship infatuation stage where everything seems perfect.
But A. That phase doesn’t last for ever. And B. They don’t consider one key thing…That the changes they are creating simply aren’t really recognizing who they are and the lifestyle they will ultimately want to lead.
They love bread and, at some point, want to add it back in. Or they do enjoy happy hours out with friends.
One size doesn’t fit all, and what may be sustainable for one person, may not be sustainable for us.
It’s why we’ve got to focus on assessing our starting point, our lifestyle and make tweaks off of that.
Instead of trying to reinvent your lifestyle and cut out the things you love, find a way to create a balance. Learn how to work them in.
Learn how to tweak what you’re currently doing to see changes in a way you can actually sustain.
Because to truly see fat loss results, we don’t need to hit some arbitrary standard of “clean” and there are a variety of macro ratios that can work for us.
The key is finding something we can do consistently enough to allow results time to build.
So start with one small change that’s almost even easy to implement today.
#3: Don’t Ignore Weekly Averages.
It’s easy to get caught up in the day to day and not see the inconsistencies over the weeks and even months.
It’s easy to work super hard on one day and feel frustrated when the next day the results don’t show it.
Results snowball and consistency is what allows them to add up.
Too often we work really hard for a few days, but then don’t notice the inconsistency that is really there.
We feel like we’ve been “good all week” and ignore how much the weekend eating can really impact our calorie deficit or surplus and our macro ratio averages.
So if you’ve been struggling to feel like your hard work is paying off, take a step back and look at those weekly and monthly numbers.
Were you truly consistent with your workout progression each week and not just training extra hard inconsistently?
Were you actually hitting the macros when averaged over the week? Or were those cheat days adding up more than you realized?
We have to remember we don’t get good at what we do every once in awhile. We get good at what we do consistently.
So focus on creating sustainable changes that allow those weekly, monthly and yes, even yearly, averages to be balanced!
SUMMARY:
There is no quick fix. No one second transformation. And we need to remind ourselves to run away from any promises of one.
The real way to lasting results is to focus on little tweaks to our current lifestyle while focusing on that consistency over time!
Results take time to snowball. Give them the chance by truly implementing those systems and plan!
And no pressure, but if you need help creating and implementing the systems that lead to results, apply to my 1:1 Online Coaching. I’m a pushy trainer that loves to help!
Me gusta mucho la manera simple y clara de explicar todo. Siempre es bueno leer tan buenos objetivos y planes de ayuda. Muchas gracias Cori
I’m in agreement with Jen. I live in England in the Northern hemisphere where it’s fairly cold & rainy and our winter months are dark. Even though I cold train in ice baths it’s pretty tough. I always carry an extra 6-8 Lbs during Sept-March and ring training is attached to the wall outside…brrrrr! 🤣 My training is consistent and instead of rings K train with bands. Why the discrepancy from Warmer months to colder?
Hi Lisa. I actually used to live in Boston and before that Missouri so I’ve only recently had the amazingness of warmer weather year around. It’s finding ways though to schedule it in so you want to as many will find the cold “demotivating.” But it’s about adjusting your habits with the seasons and knowing that maybe outside training or wanting to even travel to the gym isn’t going to keep you consistent at certain times of year so you have to find ways to train at home maybe when you first get up or after moving around a bit during the day. Also, losing weight or maintaining your weight is about fueling. Lots of macro friendly soups out there!
Thank you Rossana! Glad the videos and tips help!