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By Bob Greene
As many of you know, Oprah has fallen off the wagon. She admitted recently on
her show and in her magazine that she has gained 40 of the 90 pounds she'd
previously lost to bring her back up to 200 pounds. But fortunately, she's
identified the problem and has made the commitment to fix it so she can live
her best life. So, why does Oprah struggle to make the weight loss stick?
The problem isn't entirely about what she's eating or how she's not working
out, although these are certainly contributors. The bigger issue is that her
life is out of balance and she's not taking the time to care for herself.
Whenever this happens, she turns to food for comfort.
If you're struggling to lose or maintain weight loss, do you know what your
trigger is? Is it that you're unhappy in your career, are you unfulfilled in
a marriage or relationship or is it financial stress that causes you to
misuse food? To uncover what's standing between you and your best life, I
recommend that you ask yourself five very important questions. Instead of
simply answering them on the fly, take a few minutes to ponder each question
and jot down your answer-either on paper or in your online journal. That
way, you have a written reminder of why you're working so hard that you can
refer to when you need a little inspiration or motivation boost.
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What are you really hungry for? |
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Why are you overweight? |
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Why have you been unable to maintain weight loss in the past? |
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What in your life is not working? |
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Why do you want to lose weight? |
An Important Self-Exam, and other weight-loss and fitness tips from Bob Greene, Oprah's trainer.
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