Is a Spirit of Rebellion Preventing You from Reaching Your Weight Loss Goals?

Is a Spirit of Rebellion Preventing You from Reaching Your Weight Loss Goals?

What is a spirit of rebellion? How do you know you have one? Maybe you’re just unmotivated or you’re just ‘strong-willed?’ Could this be a part of what keeps sabotaging your weight loss goals? We all heard of the rebellious teenager who starts cutting classes or the rebellious child that refuses to eat their vegetables….

Hate Exercise? Here are 10 Simple Tips to Change Your Mind

Hate Exercise? Here are 10 Simple Tips to Change Your Mind

After hearing how many of you ‘hate’ exercise, I thought I’d share some things that you can do to make you start enjoying it more. To be 100% honest, I don’t love to exercise. I don’t love sacrificing the time that it takes and I don’t love the sore muscles or little injuries that I…

How to Avoid Gaining Weight Over the Christmas Season

How to Avoid Gaining Weight Over the Christmas Season

It’s official, the Christmas season is in full swing! Not sure how true this is, but I’ve heard that the average person gains 5-10 pounds between (American) Thanksgiving and the New Year. What’s even more discouraging is that, statistically, in most cases, that weight is never lost. Given your past, does that sound accurate to…

How Do You Define Weight Loss Success?

How Do You Define Weight Loss Success?

I’ve been on a seek-and-find mission with God over the last few weeks and it’s been an exciting journey of introspection and discovery. I thank God for His faithfulness towards me. I believe one of the great Christian challenges is to learn how to tune out the negative or flesh-based influences of the world. This…

Can Being Too Optimistic Keep You From Reaching Your Fitness Goal?

Being too optimistic can also make it very hard for us to change because we are not able to see ourselves as we really are. We actually can become a bit delusional about our success. Over the years of training clients I’ve learned that our human nature is to overestimate our accomplishments and underestimate our…