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How Do I Train Myself to be Consistent?

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It is tempting to let your goals slide for a day when you are exhausted or overwhelmed, but these acts will easily get you off track. You should try to find new sources of inspiration if you are feeling down or lazy.

Make sure you have nutritious choices on hand such as vegetables, whole grains, and fat-free or low-fat milk and milk products. Includes lean meats, poultry, fish, beans, eggs, and nuts for when you are hungry if you want to be consistent with eating healthy. You should keep unhealthy things out of the building.

You should eliminate negative thinking because when you think negatively you are making yourself less likely to be able to hold to your consistent actions.You should switch these negative thought patterns around by replacing them with a more optimistic or neutral thought.

A schedule will assist you in planning your day so that you can complete all of your tasks on time. It will also assist you in determining which obligations you have time for and which you do not. Using a desk calendar or a paper planner. Optionally, you could use your computer to download a scheduling program like Google Calendar or Outlook. You should set tiny, regular tasks that you can do to work toward bigger goals, such as writing a book or eating healthily.

Great! It is easy to get carried away with tasks and commitments, but using a calendar, diary, or schedule will help you stay on track.

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