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M/37 Goes From 265Lbs to 200Lbs in 3 Years

One Reddit user's story of their weight journey from 265lbs to 200lbs in 3 years, encouraging others to try for themselves

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 6'0" man showing a weight cut from 265 pounds to 200 pounds. A total loss of 65 pounds.
M/37/6' [265lbs>200lbs=65lbs] 3 years apart
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Small and Steady Wins the Race

Some weight transformation journeys can take longer than just a few months, but that doesn't mean they are any less significant or inspiring. Reddit user Calicook138 shared their experience of losing 65lbs over three years - one that took a more extended time, something that people can also try for themselves.

Motivation for Long-Term Journey

Calicook138's story can act as a motivation to others who might feel discouraged after a couple of months or find it challenging to follow restrictive regimes. It's important to remember that significant changes in a person's lifestyle happen progressively and that someday such changes turn into new healthy habits.

Slow and Steady for Permanent Results

While the thought of those physically dramatic, notable weight changes might sound appealing, it's essential to remember somebody's journey may take longer and to accept and appreciate the process. Building up new habits, routines, and making lasting changes might take more time, but it's these consistent changes that lead to life-long changes.

Focus on Health Rather Than Weight

One crucial lesson we can learn from Calicook138's journey to weight loss is the importance of focusing on the efforts that one is putting in, rather than just the numbers on a weighing scale. Consistent exercising, healthy eating, and trying to maintain a balanced lifestyle are more worthwhile efforts than just the number of kilos or stones someone has lost.

Encourage People to Try for Themselves

Calicook138's inspiring story is a reminder that the journey of weight loss is different for everyone, and it's okay if that journey takes longer than others. With dedication, discipline, and belief, achieving one's desired weights is possible. It's essential to focus on health and the journey at large, and not just on the destination.

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Madeleine Smith

Content Lead at MyProgressPics.com

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