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F/30/5’5” Weight Loss Journey [239 > 213 = 26Lbs in Two Months] : the Power of Consistency and Moderation

Read about a Reddit user’s journey to losing weight and how they learned to be disciplined with their consistency and moderation.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'5" female showing a weight loss from 239 pounds to 213 pounds. A total loss of 26 pounds.
F/30/5’5” [239 > 213 = 26] (Two months) Objectively it’s a big difference, but day to day it feels so slow. I’m learning the discipline of consistency and moderation: I’m not eating “perfectly” all the time, and I’m also not going to burn out and give up after six weeks.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Losing weight isn’t easy, and the road to a better, healthier you can be long and difficult. However, despite the challenges, Redditor trottinghobbit shares their two-month weight loss journey that has taken them from 239lbs to 213lbs. It’s easy to see the difference in their before and after photographs, but the most important thing is that, by learning the importance of consistency and moderation, they have set themselves up for success, and others can do the same.

The Discipline of Consistency

One of the most challenging aspects of weight loss is sticking to healthy habits day-to-day, even when it’s inconvenient or uncomfortable. However, as trottinghobbit’s story shows, consistent, sustainable lifestyle changes are key to successfully shedding unwanted pounds. Rather than pursuing perfection or fad diets, they emphasized the importance of sticking to sensible, long-term goals that were achievable in every day.

The Power of Moderation

It’s a common misconception that losing weight requires extreme measures, such as giving up all your favorite foods and over-exercising. However, as trottinghobbit showed, this is not the case. By learning the importance of moderation and embracing small indulgences when it was reasonable, they avoided burnout and kept themselves focused on the larger goals.

The Importance of Progress Photos

It’s normal to feel discouraged when it seems like we’re not making progress. But, as trottinghobbit pointed out, it can be easy to underestimate the progress that we’ve made day-to-day. Thus, they intentionally tracked their journey through weekly progress photos to reflect on the little changes that added up over time.

Conclusion

While everyone’s journey is different, trottinghobbit’s story can resonate with anyone looking to lose weight. Discipline, consistency, and moderation are key to achieving long-term success, and progress photos can help keep you motivated along the way. By taking inspiration from these messages, anyone can achieve their weight goals and set themselves up for a healthier life.

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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.