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Often we DEFEND previous dieting and exercise practices as having “worked” for us because we did see potentially an immediate result from them.
Yet often as we are defending these old ways of doing things, we’re fighting against something new we’ve sought out because we no longer have the result we wanted.
Aka the habits or routines weren’t sustainable.
So the question that always comes to mind for me is…
Did it really work?
My answer?
No.
By Cori Lefkowith4.9
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Often we DEFEND previous dieting and exercise practices as having “worked” for us because we did see potentially an immediate result from them.
Yet often as we are defending these old ways of doing things, we’re fighting against something new we’ve sought out because we no longer have the result we wanted.
Aka the habits or routines weren’t sustainable.
So the question that always comes to mind for me is…
Did it really work?
My answer?
No.

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