Why Ask Why?
Every morning I wake up I look at myself in the mirror and I asked
myself why am I overweight? I come up with various answers that fit into
the norm such as I do not exercise enough, I don’t eat right, or it’s
hereditary. But none of those answers satisfies me anymore. I mean, I
asked myself these questions all the time and the answers always end up
the same. Instead of me making changes I continue with the same
regiment. So what I decided to do is make small changes in my life.
Instead of taking the elevator; I take the stairs. Instead of eating
until I’m miserable; I stop when I am full. Instead of wearing loose
fitting close; I wear clothes that tighten around my stomach and waist to
help support my stomach muscles. I also do leg lifts in my office
chair and sit on the edge of my chair and do sit ups. This works out
both my lower and upper stomach muscles.
I, for one am tired of making up excuses as to why I am overweight. I
decided I was going to take a stand and make my own changes and decide
my own future. Making these changes in my life doesn’t mean that I am
not happy with who I am, for I will always be a devastating diva! In
fact, it says quite the opposite. I have to be around to make sure that I
am blessing the world with my presence and that I am here to take care
of those who need me and who needs me more than me. You have to
remember that you are number one and you are your own worst enemy.
If you do not like who or what you see in the mirror, then make the
necessary changes. Start with small steps and then work your way up to
larger one. It is important that you realize that it is not good to
criticize yourself in the process. If you fall down then just simply
pick yourself back up. Be an example to yourself.