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Article Title: Reward Yourself!

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Looking better and feeling great may be their own rewards when

you lose weight, but it never hurts to reward yourself for

reaching goals and sticking to your eating plan. Building in

incentives is a time-honored way of helping keep yourself on

track. Did you pass up that piece of cheesecake at lunch?

Reward yourself with a pot of fresh herbs! Did you get out and

exercise for your daily half-hour? Take a luxurious bath with

scented oils. Went the whole week without falling off your new

routine? That calls for a big reward! Treat yourself to an

evening out, or buy that book you've been dying to read.

Need some excuses for rewarding yourself? Try setting one of

these goals to give yourself something to shoot for:

1. Weight loss goals.

Pretty traditional here - treat yourself to something special

whenever you can mark off ten pounds toward your goal weight.

Get a manicure to make you feel extra special.

2. Look, Ma, I dropped a whole size!

Well, that certainly calls for buying yourself something in

that new size, even if it's just a pair of new exercise

sneakers!

3. Whew! I made it ALL the way through the half-hour workout

without stopping ONCE!

Now that's impressive! Call your best friend or your mom and

brag -or just chat. Even if it's long distance.

4. I didn't do it! That chocolate chip cookie dough sundae was

calling my name, but I turned my back and walked away.

In that case, don't you think you deserve fresh flowers for

your

desk?

5. I finally fit into THAT dress!

I'd say that calls for wearing it out somewhere special,

wouldn't you? Take yourself out dancing to show it off!

6. I lost weight for the third week in a row. I'm so proud of

myself!

Here's an ongoing reward - for every pound you lose, drop a

dollar or two into a jar, and watch the money build up.

Entertain yourself with plans on how you'll spend it when you

reach your goal weight.

7. I got stuck for three weeks, but I finally budged from that

plateau!

I'll tell you what - sticking to a diet when you're not seeing

results is one of the hardest things that you'll ever do. Get

yourself something that will make it easier to reward yourself.

For example, buy a blender for whipping up frozen fruit

smoothies.

8. I'm halfway there!

You deserve a Halfway Party, don't you think? Pull out all your

old fat clothes and try them on so you can feel great about how

far you've

come.

9. I've been slugging away forever, and I'm starting to get

discouraged...

Okay, so it's not a 'reward' situation -- but it is. You

deserve a reward for sticking to it this long. Want a quick

pick-me-up? Pick up the phone and get together with someone you

haven't seen in months.This will guarantee that you’ll receive

compliments at how great you look!

10. I did it! I made it! I reached my goal weight!!

Well, sweetheart, that calls for pulling out the stops!

Remember that money you've been paying yourself for losing

weight? Time to cash it in for something fabulous!

Eating healthy and losing weight are gifts that you give

yourself, though they may not feel like it at first. By

rewarding yourself along the way, you’ll not only increase the

chances of your success, but you’ll enjoy the process a whole

lot more!

About The Author: Kirsten Hawkins is a nutrition and health

expert from Nashville, TN. Visit http://www.popular-diets.com/

for more great nutrition, well-being, and vitamin tips as well

as reviews and comments on popular diets.

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