Weight loss

@britt1019

Losing weight or any  long term personal change needs to come from within to be successful .....

if you are trying to do things for others or  reasons when things get hard or plateaus you will have issues with the reasons you were using.... 

I started things for myself .... to feel good and proud of my work on my own .... to have clothes fit better and have energy..... the motivation was me not external. 

I need this too. We could maybe keep each other accountable…What do you think? Maybe more people could join too

I totally can…

I can advise you and share my experience that the best motivation to lose weight is the result you see in the first stages. Keep trying and the motivation will come by itself. It was very difficult for me to start losing weight and take care of myself completely. But after learning more, I reached my goal. It helped me that I can always buy wegovy online and devote time to sports. Of course, everyone has their own weight loss plan, but I have had only positive experience with it.

If you have a YMCA near you see if they have any free weight loss programs. The one near me had a weight loss with depression one and a pre diabetic one. I took both. They didn't work for me but it got me moving towards small lifestyle changes that I'm still practicing. I found the programs really asked for far too much drastic lifestyle changes in just 12 weeks, but going to the workshops and the gym were helpful. We're no longer the house where ice cream is always in the freezer.

I can’t give direct advice, but I can share my experience. For a long time, I wasn’t seeing any results from my weight loss efforts, and it made me want to give up. But then I came across an article that really motivated me to keep going, and eventually, I started seeing progress. Stay patient and kind to yourself – the results will come, even if it feels slow right now!

@britt1019Finding motivation can definitely be tough! One thing that really helps is setting clear, achievable goals. Think about why you want to lose weight—whether it’s for health, confidence, or energy. Having personal reasons can be really powerful. It also helps to surround yourself with supportive people, whether friends or online communities. Remember to celebrate small wins along the way, and focus on building healthy habits rather than just the scale. Visualizing your success can be a great motivator too! And don’t forget to be patient and kind to yourself during this journey; it’s all part of the process!

I find a good way of motivating myself is to find a picture of myself when I was happy with my weight and have that accessible on my phone to refer to whenever I get the inevitable cravings!

I am finding motivation to lose 22 pounds in 11 weeks -- by having a celebration at the end.  It will be a weekend of dining (healthy meals) and spending time with family.

@britt1019  Postpartum weight loss is truly a journey — not just about losing pounds, but about healing, rebuilding strength, and finding yourself again. It takes time, patience, and self-love to get back into balance after everything your body has been through. I know it’s not easy — those sleepless nights, low energy, and the constant demands of motherhood can make it feel impossible. But remember, every small effort counts. Stay consistent, eat mindfully, and choose natural support when needed. I’ve seen amazing results with "Mummies Magic Weight Loss Tea" from @secretsoftea.com, which helps boost energy and gently supports weight loss in a healthy way. Be kind to yourself, mama — your body created life, and you’re stronger than you think!