I hate my company not my job
I have been going to the gym during my lunch. I would work .5 hr more a day and then add it to my lunch half hour. Well they told me that I could no longer do that. I work in a military clinic. It is not the military that said that. It is my company. The clinic is closed to Pt's for 1.5 hrs during lunch time. It is a good time to go since no one really needs to be there anyway.
I felt like the rug had been pulled from under me. I used to go with a co-worker *****ally motivated me. I was upset yesterday. Totally frustrated! I decided that working out was more important than being angry and I just woke up earlier and did it before work. That is not as easy as it sounds. I have to be a work some days at 0630. So, today I was out of the house and at the gym at 0545. I am still angry at the stupidity of the whole situation but I am glad that I didn't let the inconvenience stop me. I do miss working out with my co-worker though.
Seems as soon as we find some motivation and a routine, something throws it out of whack! I like a lot of structure so messing with my routine is just a great excuse for me to give up.
Hang in there and hopefully you will adjust quickly to the morning workout. Since I have finally started exercising, I had to do it int he morning to avoid the excuse trap of the evening, so I get up at 4:30am to workout and get to work by 7am. I feel your pain with the early morning workout. I will admit it jump starts my day and no matter what, I know I got my exercise in.
Keep up the great work and inspiring the rest of us to work through the frustration!
If I am gonna eat like a fat girl, then I gotta workout like a skinny girl!
Valerie
Hi Sandra,
Congratulations on 'actively' choosing to do something FOR yourself when it would have been 'easy' to give up and say 'since work won't let me have the time off, I can't do it.' Making these choices to take care of ourselves, no matter what is what will make us successful in the long term. Right now, it all about getting the weight off, but sooner than you think, it will be all about keep it off. You are on the right path and are making the lifestyle changes and choices that will enable to be successful in the long term.
Kudos and keep up the good work!
P.S. I'll bet you'll see some spectacular sunrises... Another gift from you to you!
Barbara
ObesityHelp Coach and Support Group Leader
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