By John McCain
The
New Year is upon us and there is no better time than the present to
resolve to get healthy and lose that extra weight. Whenever you look
into a mirror, don’t you deserve to smile and feel proud at what
you see? Of course you do, so if you are shocked (and not in a good
way) whenever you look at a photograph of yourself, it’s time to
make a healthy lifestyle change.
Your
appearance is your calling card, so make sure you have a winning
hand! Regardless of how shallow this may seem, we are all visual
creatures and a huge percentage of our initial perception when we
meet someone for the first time is based upon their overall
appearance.
When
you look your best, you feel better about yourself. When you make a
commitment to a healthier lifestyle, you’re going to start to feel
better. This will lead to better health and that will save you money,
a lot of money! Whenever I bring this subject up to my clients, most
of them will say, “Yeah, that’s right. We just have to be
reminded of it sometimes.”
If
you truly want to feel better and take control of your life, here are
four simple steps to follow:
1.
Food is fuel for your body. If you put proper fuel in your body,
you’ll feel better, which will increase your strength and endurance
and help you get more positive things done.
2.
Avoid eating processed foods. Processed foods are high in calories
and low in nutrition, so if you want to get more done, choose
healthier options rich in vitamins and nutrients.
3.
Eat breakfast every day. 86% of American’s that are overweight
don’t eat breakfast. That’s one club you don’t want to join!
4.
Having a coach to hold you accountable. When you have somebody that
you can talk to that will hold you accountable, your chances for
success dramatically improve.
We
offer a program that can help you eliminate some of the bad choices
that lead to poor health. Good health is your greatest source of
wealth, so don’t wait until you hit rock bottom. Go for it!
Editor’s
notes: John McCain is the owner of Premier Nutrition in Sacramento,
CA. He can be reached at (916) 804-9679.
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