1 year difference from working out
same pose, smaller body 😂😂
I love looking at pictures of myself and seeing how far I’ve come! I struggle with body dysmorphia a lot and a lot of the times when I look at myself I still see the old me.
My next goal is to lose another 30-40 pounds and see how I look then go from there. A lot of my weightloss came from doing zumba 3-4 times a week and eating pretty clean. I did also lift weights but not as much as I did zumba.
I say that to say, please take pictures of yourself to see your own progress. Don’t stress the scale too much but just take it day by day and continue to be a better you! 🥰🤞🏽😩
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Reflecting on a year's journey of transformation, my story showcases the importance of looking back at our progress. One year can make a significant difference, as illustrated by the images taken from January 2024 to January 2025. The mental aspect of weight loss, particularly body dysmorphia, often hinders our self-perception. It's crucial to remember that true change happens over time, and results can be influenced by consistent efforts in physical activities like Zumba and mindful eating. Strategies like tracking progress through photos can improve motivation and highlight achievements that scales might not reflect. Setting realistic goals, such as aiming to lose 30-40 pounds, can help maintain focus and drive. Embracing patience, celebrating small victories, and staying committed to a better version of oneself are keys to lasting transformation. This journey is not just about losing weight but fostering a positive relationship with our bodies and minds. Let's encourage one another to continue striving for wellness, reminding ourselves that progress is a beautiful journey worth documenting!
yesss let’s gooo