Change Your Perspective to Change Your Weight

by Suresh Velauthan on January 27, 2010

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Change Your Perspective About Weight Loss

Your perspective of weight loss is really the lens with which you view everything related to weight loss. Its your perception of what weight loss should be and how it should be achieved.

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Nothing changes until our perspectives change. When our perspectives change, our thinking and emotions change. This results in new action which when sustained, results in new habits. This is what finally produces correct weight loss.

So the root of how to achieve better understanding required for transformation is to change our perspectives. If we equate our perspectives to a garden, than chances are it is a garden of weeds because it grew unconsciously without any conscious effort on our part.

Most of us try to build new perspective without removing the old perspective. This is like planting rosebushes in a garden full of weeds. Since the weeds are more well rooted, the roses may not bloom. We must first uproot the weeds if we want to give the rosebushes a better chance to flourish and bloom.

The challenge is how do we put conscious effort to get rid of the weeds of wrong perspective in our mind. One approach could be effective is meditation. Earlier articles on meditation clarify the changes in the brain and their positive effects on clarity of thought and emotional balance. These changes we believe helps in uprooting old perspectives. The next step is to plant new perspectives in line with correct weight loss principles.

Once and for all, do it right

When we change our perspectives, embrace the newly formed habits and practice them regularly, we achieve the psychological transformation required to embark on correct weight loss. This produces sustainable results.

When we try and short cut some of the elements, we usually either do not get the desired weight loss results or cannot sustain the results.

Working hard may not necessarily produce long term sustainable weight loss. Instead, long term and sustainable results are also greatly influenced by how smartly we work.

Working smart by doing it once and achieving sustainable results is definitely a lot better than working hard and doing it again and again because we cannot achieve our results or cannot sustain the results.

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