meg be me

Ask me anything   and airports
see it all the time
where someone's last goodbye
blends in with someone's sigh
cause someone's coming home
in hand a single rose

twitter.com/megbeme:

    fitvillains:

Today’s Mantra: The way you think the story is going to play out… is probably how it’s going to play out. 
So you’ve tried to lose weight before, and ended up gaining it back. So you’ve lost your motivation - again - and you feel like you’re never going to get it back. So you’ve dieted, then binged, and feel like your goals aren’t ever going to be attained.
So the-eff what.
Setbacks are normal, but at all times YOU are in control of what happens. Far too often, people fall off the wagon and feel so badly, that they end up trashing the wagon instead of getting back on. Self-sabotage is real: it’s that moment when you feel like nothing you do matters and where you feel the effort is no longer worth it. Most of the time, it’s not US that have failed: we just haven’t made the right changes, or tweaks to our methods. But when we internalize that failure, we create a perfect storm: we feel down about ourselves, give up, and end up sabotaging our goals. Instead of taking a look at what we could do differently, we learn nothing.
The difference between successful people and non-successful people is the willingness to keep trying, even in the face of failure. Nothing is set in stone, it’s never too late, and it’s called a journey for a reason. Get back on the wagon as soon as you can, and don’t beat yourself up. Use that energy to make real changes that you can live with, that are more realistic, and that address your specific circumstances and problem areas.

    fitvillains:

    Today’s Mantra: The way you think the story is going to play out… is probably how it’s going to play out.

    So you’ve tried to lose weight before, and ended up gaining it back. So you’ve lost your motivation - again - and you feel like you’re never going to get it back. So you’ve dieted, then binged, and feel like your goals aren’t ever going to be attained.

    So the-eff what.

    Setbacks are normal, but at all times YOU are in control of what happens. Far too often, people fall off the wagon and feel so badly, that they end up trashing the wagon instead of getting back on. Self-sabotage is real: it’s that moment when you feel like nothing you do matters and where you feel the effort is no longer worth it. Most of the time, it’s not US that have failed: we just haven’t made the right changes, or tweaks to our methods. But when we internalize that failure, we create a perfect storm: we feel down about ourselves, give up, and end up sabotaging our goals. Instead of taking a look at what we could do differently, we learn nothing.

    The difference between successful people and non-successful people is the willingness to keep trying, even in the face of failure. Nothing is set in stone, it’s never too late, and it’s called a journey for a reason. Get back on the wagon as soon as you can, and don’t beat yourself up. Use that energy to make real changes that you can live with, that are more realistic, and that address your specific circumstances and problem areas.

    (Source: couragehopestrength, via thedame)

    — 4 months ago with 1273 notes
    1. chaoticideals reblogged this from couragehopestrength
    2. patriciasdreamland reblogged this from myrealitytoday
    3. myrealitytoday reblogged this from hannahlikestea
    4. blondiezombie92 reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    5. ouchthroat reblogged this from lunarelle
    6. j3-l0v3 reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    7. theskinnyfitgirl reblogged this from petiteandlean
    8. petiteandlean reblogged this from breaking-the-tide
    9. time-forchanges reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    10. hannahlikestea reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    11. iwannabethinandhealthy reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    12. laikynvictoria reblogged this from thisismylifesharon
    13. ap-thetic reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    14. peachfly reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    15. bodyimageandbeauty reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    16. future02 reblogged this from motivationhif
    17. motivationhif reblogged this from kampfkruemel
    18. avegetariansjournal reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    19. kampfkruemel reblogged this from healthyfitlovelife
    20. findingtheplaceifeelmostlikeme reblogged this from healthyfitlovelife
    21. chronic-dreamer reblogged this from breaking-the-tide
    22. healthyhappyfitbankingharlot reblogged this from goodfix
    23. healthyfitlovelife reblogged this from m-y-fitnessblog
    24. kamkwest reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    25. m-y-fitnessblog reblogged this from goodfix
    26. thirtyreasonsless reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    27. breaking-the-tide reblogged this from skyes-lions
    28. goodfix reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    29. hippi3luvla reblogged this from thisismylifesharon
    30. get-fit-be-fit-stay-fit reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    31. skyes-lions reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    32. melissapressonn reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    33. thisismylifesharon reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    34. funsizechloe reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound
    35. smile-be-wild reblogged this from losing-every-extra-pound