IT IS GOOD TO HAVE AN END TO JOURNEY TOWARD ðŸ›«

Today, let us remember to focus on enjoying the journey. The goal is certainly worth keeping in mind, but 80% of the time will be spent on the journey. This is actually a conservative estimate. If this is the case, we owe it to ourselves to find a way to have as much fun during the process. After all, it doesn’t make much sense to be happy only 20% of the time?

How do we accomplish this goal? Two words – focus and adjustment. We can adjust how we go about accomplishing the goal. Say we are trying to get for, but hate going to the gym. We can adjust. Maybe start going for hikes? Dusting off that bicycle in the garage. Maybe there is a pool we could swim at? The point is all of these will help us start getting fit and be a lot more enjoyable.

What happens when you can’t adjust? Maybe you need to get better at saving, but you really miss having Amazon visit your house more than your family? Switch your focus. Instead of being sad that you no longer get packages, focus on how good you will feel when you will get your financial situation in order. Focus on your bank account not draining as quickly.

Here is another thing to ponder. The more we enjoy the journey, the more likely we are to reach the destination! That should be motivation enough. Share any tips you have on enjoying the journey in the comments below!

2 thoughts on “IT IS GOOD TO HAVE AN END TO JOURNEY TOWARD ðŸ›«

  1. I have learned when it comes to losing weight you have to enjoy the journey cause it never ends. When you hit your goal there is still maintenance! I love cooking new healthy recipes, especially for my boyfriend who is often very impressed with the effort and results. I love trying new workouts and I will only keep doing ones I enjoy. Find new places to walk. If you keep your journey fresh it will be exciting!

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    1. This is such an insightful comment! Weight loss is like so many things in life – a never ending journey. You are so right that the key is finding joy in the journey. If you get to your goal weight and stop eating healthy, you won’t stay there for long!

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