Tag Archive for: weight loss

Don’t Get on the Scale

I’m a fan of Seth Godin, one of the first Internet marketers, and his daily blog; sometimes it’s a page, sometimes only one or two sentences. His messages deal with all aspects of business and marketing, but sometimes, he uses examples from everyday life. Here’s one that’s brutal but honest:

Don't measure anything unless the data helps you make a better decision or change your actions. If you're not prepared to change your diet or your workouts, don't get on the scale.

Metrics dictate what . . .

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Reader’s Edition: How to Treat Obesity

Thank you again for your responses to my question about obesity—you all did a great job. Some answers were short, and some went into a lot of detail. Just like last week, I’ve excerpted some of your answers. Enjoy reading what others have done and are doing, because if you have weight you’d like to abandon, you’ll find some tips in here to help you out.

A New Lifestyle
“It’s a lifestyle decision to make. Eat less by using a salad plate rather than a dinner plate—no seconds. Eat heart-healthy foods . . .

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Reader’s Edition: How to Prevent Obesity

I want to thank all of you who responded—and there were plenty of you who took your time to do it! Some responses were just a single word such as “moderation” while others sounded familiar. “Eat less and move more” was the most common response; where have you heard that before?

Many of you took a lot of time and put thought into your answers, and I appreciate each and every one. Most answered the question of how to treat obesity once someone was obese. I’m going to use those a week from today because there were excellent . . .

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You’re the Expert

After last week’s messages on sarcopenic obesity, a question came to mind: how would you prevent obesity? I’d like you to send me your answer by Friday at noon.

First, some rules. No theories you’ve read about in books, heard on the Internet, or any other expert’s opinion, including me for you long-time readers. What would you do and how would you do it given what you know?

Second, there are no good foods or bad foods. I don’t care about refined, organic, sugar, artificial this or that. You can use anything you find . . .

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