Hey Nick, I really identify with this post. …

by Nick on July 17, 2009
in Body, Exercise, Health, Motivation, Weight Loss, Workout

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Comment posted on 5 Great Weight Loss Motivation Tips by Brian

Hey Nick, I really identify with this post. Though I have no need to lose weight I feel that each of these points you make are really great motivational points for anyone working out… regardless of their weight. I actually just started working out this month to just trim up and get into better shape and I have done a few of these things on your list: Calendar, Pictures, and Motivational Reading. I’m actually reading Blue Zones right now; I’m in chapter two so it’ll be a few days before I get to have much of an in depth opinion on it.

Thanks for stumbling over to my blog and getting involved; I will be reading more of your work in the future for sure.

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