Lifelong health and fitness can be achieved and it starts with your mental attitude. A healthy diet and exercise are tow fundamental aspects of lifelong longevity. There is a fascination with quick fixes on how to lose weight.  They are all temporary fixes, but lifelong health and fitness involves working on your body from the inside out, it creates astonishing changes and you already have the power to make these changes you just have to discover it within yourself.

Getting your mindset right is definitely one of the most important factors in your workout routine if you really want to achieve your goals and maintain the results.

Most people don’t want a short term health solution: We want to be fit for the rest of our lives- fitness for life. So it’s important that you work your mind to imagine how you would look and feel. Imagine how people would accolade you on the happier and healthier you?

Your mind and visualizations are extremely powerful in helping you to achieve your goals! Have you ever said he/she is so lucky; they always get what they want? That the people who talk the most about how miserable they are always miserable? Or that the person that talks the most about being fat seems to be that way because they see themselves that way!As an exercise for lifelong fitness, next time you stand in front of the mirror take a good look at yourself an visualize what you want to look like and how you want your health to be. Do this as often as possible, even when you are waiting for the bus or queuing for your coffee and sandwich or when you are working out. Make sure you really feel it absorb your whole being. Enjoy how you see yourself, imagine, how you will feel and how you will walk and talk with your new confidence and lifelong fitness.

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 Think and Grow Thin 

By: Aaron Stafford, MS.

“If you don’t get what you want, it is a sign either that you did not seriously want it, or that you tried to bargain over the price.”

—Rudyard Kipling

People make sacrifices every day for things that won’t make a difference ten years or ten days from now. They sacrifice the extra hour of sleep their bodies need in exchange for late night television. But most people are reluctant to make sacrifices to get what they really want.

At seventeen, Dori knew exactly what she wanted. She wanted to be free. Growing up in Castro’s Cuba, she had always heard stories about people sailing to a new life across the waters. Her older brother had already made the trip. She dreamed of a better life somewhere, anywhere but Cuba.

One night she got in a boat with her fiancé and five friends. The Gulf currents carried them into Mexican territorial waters. After five days at sea, they were rescued by the Mexican Coast Guard just as a February squall threatened to capsize their boat.

Dori and her fiancé are in the United States today. As political refugees, they await the outcome of their request for U.S. residency.

“Dori,” I asked, “If you knew what you would have to go through, would you get in the boat again? Would you do it all over again in spite of the storms, sharks, and uncertainty?”

Her pupils grew to twice their normal size. “No, I don’t think I would,” she said. “I didn’t think it would be so scary.”

As Dori’s answer reveals, even good changes can be frightening. The pull of the familiar is often stronger than the attraction of the unknown, so most people play it safe. “Why sacrifice if I already have enough to get by?” they say.

In The Millionaire Mind, Dr. Thomas Stanley surveyed over seven hundred first-generation millionaires to discover the secret of their success. He asked them to rate thirty success factors. A high IQ (#21) and a degree from a top university (#23) ranked among the least important factors.

Two factors tied for first place: honesty and self-discipline. The secret of success is no secret at all: If you want to be successful, tell the truth and be willing to make sacrifices for what you really want.

Take a moment today to think about your direction in life. What’s keeping you from accomplishing your dreams? According to seven hundred and thirty-three U.S. millionaires, your lack of education isn’t the problem. Identify an area where you can make a bigger sacrifice to achieve a goal. Then go for it.

Whenever I think of Dori, I always remember the look in her eyes when I asked if she would get in the boat again. Though she didn’t want to think about it, I have a feeling that she is prepared to make even bigger sacrifices to build the life she dreams of.

She only has a high school degree, but that won’t stop her.

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By: Aaron Stafford, MS.

“It is in men, as in soils, where sometimes there is a vein of gold which the owner knows not of.”

—Jonathan Swift

You’ve probably heard the story about the frog and the cooking pot. It goes like this: Throw a live frog into a pot of steaming water and it will jump right out. But drop a frog into a pot of cool H2O, let it cook over a slow flame, and guess what happens? The frog will stay there until it boils to death.

We don’t have to think very hard to discover the moral of the story: Most human beings would rather stay stuck in their circumstances, no matter how hot it gets, than face the terrifying uncertainty that comes with jumping into a new environment.

Of course, human beings aren’t frogs, except in fairy tales. But even in real life, there are times when people act more like the frog in the pot than they would like to admit. And they don’t know what to do about it.

No, human beings aren’t frogs: I’ve never met a man that didn’t want to improve his life in some way. I’ve never met a woman who didn’t want her dreams to come true.

Then why do so many people stay stuck in bad habits, slowly stewing to death? Why do intelligent people let bad choices destroy their opportunity to live happier and healthier lives?

The answer is simple and complex at the same time. Therapists know that programs are not the key to beating addictions. Studies show that about half of the people who seek professional help for an addiction drop out after the first two or three sessions.

External changes like going on a diet, starting an exercise program, and eliminating sources of temptation only work for a short time. Sooner or later, most people fall back into old habits.

Success only comes when we replace bad habits with healthy new habits. The key to lasting success is total lifestyle change. But we already know this. We’ve been hearing it for years.

That brings us back to Square 1: Why do most people fail to accomplish their goals?

Here’s some food for thought: For every smoker that kicks the habit thanks to a program, there are twenty persons that quit smoking on their own.

Q: What’s going on?

A: Success is all in the mind. Literally.

Research shows that people have a greater probability of breaking a bad habit when they take responsibility for changing the way they think about themselves.

To be successful, we need a good reason to change and information to help us get started. Whether you’re trying to give up cigarettes or high-calorie meals, the first step is the same: Make change the #1 priority in your life.

That’s the only step you need to take today. But you need to take it now, not tomorrow or next week.

That brings us to the simple part. The first step toward a happier and healthier life is to grasp the truth that only you have the power to do anything about it.

With this simple truth in mind, it’s time to discover your vein of gold.

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