Happy Thanksgiving!

I hear people lamenting the holidays because of the weight they will gain. When someone approaches the holiday like that, they proclaim a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Instead, we need to hear someone who inspires us and says, “I am going to be strong. I will drink a lot of water and eat a later breakfast to ensure I do not overindulge at the holiday feast. I am going to exercise before the holiday gathering.d  I will make sure my dinner plate is ¼ protein, ¼ carbs, and ½ vegetables (Not the Casserole type!!). I will drink more water before dessert and enjoy the delicious treats in moderation. I will stick to veggies and lots of water during the pre-meal and post-meal grazing periods. Finally, I will avoid sitting on the couch as much as possible.”

This is a solid game plan. It allows you to enjoy the holiday and the great food associated with the holiday. It will enable you to focus on your long-term goals without sacrificing the spirit of the occasion. Without a solid game plan, you will lose sight of your goals and fall for the traps of the holiday.

What is your plan for the holidays?

Just Be Better

Stay Healthy, Stay Strong

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Kevscott1

I am the District Supervisor of Science for the Morris Hills Regional District and the Coordinator of the Math & Science Magnet Program. I serve as the Safety Advisory Baord Chairperson for NSTA. I am a husband and father who studies martial arts, music, and growth.

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