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F/21's 4Lb Weight Loss Journey in 2 Months: a Motivation for Those Discouraged by the Scale

Read as F/21 shares her 4lb weight loss journey in 2 months. See how she overcomes the discouragement of the scale and gets motivated by pictures!

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'6" woman showing a fat loss from 135 pounds to 131 pounds. A respectable loss of 4 pounds.
F/21/5'6" [135lbs >131lbs = 4lbs] (2 months) The number on the scale can be pretty discouraging but putting these pictures side-by-side really shows the progress I've made!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Losing weight is a journey that requires a lot of patience and determination. Sometimes, the scale can be discouraging, especially when you're putting in all the effort to maintain a healthy lifestyle. However, the story of F/21 is a motivation for those who feel like nothing is working.

The 2-Month Progress

F/21 started her weight loss journey at 135lbs and was determined to shed off some weight for a healthier lifestyle. In just two months, she has been able to lose 4lbs, bringing her down to 131lbs. Although it may seem like a small feat, F/21's story teaches us that steady progress is still progress.

The Scale Can Be Discouraging

F/21 admits that she was initially discouraged by the scale as the process was relatively slow. However, she learned to not let the number on the scale define her journey. F/21 focuses more on health and fitness rather than the numbers on the scale, which is an excellent approach to weight loss.

Pictures as Motivation

One of the most important things F/21 did was taking pictures of herself throughout the journey. Comparing the initial pictures to the recent ones is an excellent way to stay motivated. These pictures make it clear that the progress is real and encourages her to keep going.

Conclusion

F/21's weight loss journey teaches us to stay consistent, remain positive, and keep taking small steps every day. It's not about losing weight fast or getting to a certain number; it's about the journey and progress that you make. So, if you're feeling discouraged by the scale, try focusing on your overall health and take pictures along the way. You'll be surprised how much progress you've made!

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.