To this statement, I ask “why not start NOW?” Do you wait until your car runs out of gas before you refill it? How about your printer, do you wait only until there is no more paper left (usually in the middle of a printing job) before you make sure you have extra? Usually the answer to my choice of rhetoric is an emphatic, “no.” Most of us have come across a piece of literature that clearly explains new habits can take anywhere from 18 to over 200 days to become a major “installation” in our daily behaviors. Knowing this fact alone certainly trumps any reason a person would have to wait over 120 days to begin their new fitness, weight loss, or body audit challenge. My good friend’s dad used to say, “tomorrow comes early.” For all those who envision the body they want, and the lean muscle they need, the time to start preparing your body for tomorrows resolutions is today.
To this statement, I ask “why not start NOW?” Do you wait until your car runs out of gas before you refill it? How about your printer, do you wait only until there is no more paper left (usually in the middle of a printing job) before you make sure you have extra? Usually the answer to my choice of rhetoric is an emphatic, “no.” Most of us have come across a piece of literature that clearly explains new habits can take anywhere from 18 to over 200 days to become a major “installation” in our daily behaviors. Knowing this fact alone certainly trumps any reason a person would have to wait over 120 days to begin their new fitness, weight loss, or body audit challenge. My good friend’s dad used to say, “tomorrow comes early.” For all those who envision the body they want, and the lean muscle they need, the time to start preparing your body for tomorrows resolutions is today.
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