They say you should write about what you know, so this post isn’t going to be about financial security. I’ve never been, am not, and most likely will never be – rich – in a monetary sense. My experiences reside with definition number 2…

Strategy #3: Use an Abundance Lens
What if we viewed weight loss using a lens of abundance rather than scarcity? Instead of focusing on what we need to give up in order to lose weight, let’s focus on all that we are gaining during the process. How would that change the experience of weight loss? Here is what I now know:
- I can eat what I want to until I am satisfied
- Understanding that food tracking is about self-awareness
- Daily weight fluctuation is normal
- Activity brings strength and resilience to the body
- Daily reflection improves the quality of life
This all may sound matter-of-fact to some. However, there is a giant gulf between knowing and believing. I believe everything I have written, and I could not have discovered this without my weight loss journey. Now I have this incredible gift of perspective that I can lean into it when times get tough. I am learning how to believe in myself.
While I would definitely enjoy being rich in the monetary sense (some money would be really nice) and who knows… maybe someday… hey a girl can dream. I do have a deep appreciation that perhaps my riches are being granted in the form of wisdom. I am learning how to tap into my own personal power to achieve my goals and that is something I am hoping you discover for yourselves, dear readers.
A million dollars can sure buy you a lot of stuff. The result of your list (as the MasterCard commercials says) is priceless. Following those tenets are all that’s needed to perform the rest of the things we need in life. Everything else will follow because that’s what happens when you live a healthy lifestyle. You love yourself. You are more productive. You are more confident. Could THAT get you a million? Maybe. Start with the list.
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