The other day I heard the phrase ‘Weapons on Mass Reduction’ which made me stop and think. What are the weapons in our arsenal that can be used to destroy our motivation disablers and boost our motivation enablers?

 

  After years of playing the dieting game we need an arsenal of new weapons. These are required to remotivate weight loss, whenever it wanes. It is these weapons that are the tools used to boost your motivation. They form a toolkit for the development and maintenance of sustainable motivation. This in turn aids effective, long-term weight management.

           

The tools that form your weapons arsenal are…

 

Change Champion – the desire and determination to change, which stems from a solid belief that you can make it happen, given the right tools and support.

 

Uniquely Lovable – the belief that you are and always have been deserving of all the love in the world and especially that which comes from within yourself.

 

Conscious Eating – the skills and habits with food, used by people who have always lived diet free and without a weight issue.

 

Image of You – the ability to sustain the image of a slim, trim self, which is accomplished through loving support from yourself and others.

 

Mind & Body Connections – the skill of switching on your mind to your body in order to monitor your satiety and emotional levels to prevent overeating and comfort eating.

 

Comfort Loving – the ability to find loving actions that replace the habit of comfort eating

 

Energy Enhancers – the desire to increase the peace and energy in your life through the food you eat and the physical activity you take.

 

Positive Reflections – the skill of inner reflection that aids in you reframing old, unhelpful beliefs, leading you away from shame and guilt and towards the joy and bliss of life.

 

Soul Food  - the skill of connecting to a power of love far greater than ours that has only our happiness at its heart.

 

These are the tools that unlock the truth of the motivational potential that lies within you. Understanding your motivation disablers and developing your own strategies to ensure that you use an abundance of motivation enablers is a commitment you make to yourself.