Guest guest Posted August 18, 2008 Report Share Posted August 18, 2008 Hey, thanks to whomever suggested going back and looking at old posts. I am doing that, but have filtered them to see only MY old posts. Holy cow, it is SO interesting to see where I was almost two years ago. Here is the post I made the day before I started " doing " IE for real! ***** A Partial List... I LOVE New Year's Resolutions. Love them. But, this year's look a little different. This is the first year in memory that I haven't said, " THIS will be the year I lose the weight. " Instead, here is what I have resolved, in this area. In 2007 I will: 1) Recognize the diet mentality when it starts creeping in. 2) Listen kindly to that nasty inner voice that tells me I am fat. She is a scared, angry little girl, and treating her with love is the only way to calm her down. 3) Eat more vegetables, because I like them. 4) Honor my hunger and not procrastinate eating until I am ravenous. 5) Honor my fullness by stopping when I am less full than I am used to feeling. 6) Exercise more often because I feel more energetic and stronger when I do. 7) Practice seeing myself as beautiful. 8) Find other alternatives to eating when I am not hungry. Last night, after the celebrations died down, I opened my IE book and reviewed these. I've never really implemented some of these principles, and I am excited to do it. I think I feel a little hungry. Better go honor it!! Happy New Year everyone. May 2007 be a wonderful year. ***** 2007 was a HUGE year of personal transformation for me. (So is 2008, by the way). It's so interesting to read this stuff. I can see the seeds in my changes even back then. What blows me away is that I am now doing every single one of these things effortlessly. I forgot I even wrote this! Wow. HOW COOL. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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