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	<title>Comments on: Lazy &amp; Lacking Willpower?</title>
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	<description>encouragement for battle-weary weight watchers</description>
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		<title>By: Tinatulips</title>
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		<description>Willpower is fine when you start, but as time moves on so does your willpower. Being able to look at your own behavior and move towards change will result in a more stabile approach to your weight loss. Making the right choices 80% of time will make the results you are working towards become a reality. In the long run changing the all or nothing attitude has helped me reach a place where I can deal with my slow weight lost, but every now and again I depend on willpower. Somehow, I always feel like a failure when I break down and eat something that isn’t on the GOOD food list. Having a good and bad food list is another of the type of thoughts that keep getting me in trouble.
Great Blog, ladies.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Willpower is fine when you start, but as time moves on so does your willpower. Being able to look at your own behavior and move towards change will result in a more stabile approach to your weight loss. Making the right choices 80% of time will make the results you are working towards become a reality. In the long run changing the all or nothing attitude has helped me reach a place where I can deal with my slow weight lost, but every now and again I depend on willpower. Somehow, I always feel like a failure when I break down and eat something that isn’t on the GOOD food list. Having a good and bad food list is another of the type of thoughts that keep getting me in trouble.<br />
Great Blog, ladies.</p>
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