Last Sunday night I had an early dinner with my Mom. I had a salad to start with a little ranch dressing, a big piece of scrod, mashed potatoes, some veggies, and a slice of bread with a little butter. We were done eating by about 6 pm and I headed home shortly after that.
For the next few hours I prepared for the workday ahead, did the dishes and finished up some laundry. I was in bed by about 10:30 pm.
Monday morning my alarm went off at 5:30 am. I managed to hit snooze only once before getting up and shortly thereafter I was out the door to lead a bootcamp from 6:30 – 7:30 am.
Bootcamp was awesome, we had a great workout that I also participated in. My campers always work so hard and I am very proud of them!
I was home by 8 am and in the shower to get cleaned up for the day. By 9 am I was sitting at my computer responding to emails, completing tasks for customers, setting appointments for the upcoming week, and even wrote a blog! I did this for about 3 hours, after which I headed out the door to visit a few clients for the afternoon.
I was able to meet with 3 clients that afternoon and had a 30 min apt with my chiropractor!
I was really having a productive day!
I was home by 4:30 pm, completed some follow up tasks from my visits with clients, and by 5:30 pm was preparing dinner, which I ate about 6 pm. My creation was awesome! I made a zucchini and tomato bake and put it over a little kamut pasta. I couldn’t pass up dessert, I had a couple of Lindt peanut butter truffles. Yum!

After dinner I cleaned up and sat down to relax with a movie before hitting that hay around 10:30 pm.
I went an entire 24 hours without eating.
Have you ever tried that?
I was amazed at how I felt during this time and I learned a bit about myself:
1. I learned that I don’t always eat just when I am hungry.
2. I learned that I often grab a little snack when I want to procrastinate a task I don’t really want to do.
3. I learned I don’t need to constantly be eating to have energy.
4. I learned I can get a ton more work done when I am not thinking about food, what to have, how much of it to eat, how to prepare it, where to stop for it, etc.
5. I learned I could do a great, hour long, intense bootcamp workout without having eaten before it.
I wasn’t hungry, I had plenty of energy, I got a boat load of work done, and I had a great workout all while fasting for 24 hours!
Do you want to stop dieting and start living?
Do you want to stop obsessing over every little thing you eat all day long?
Do you want to be able to enjoy the foods you love and not worry about having them?
Do you want to learn about the 5 biggest weight loss myths?
Check out this cool ebook, Eat Stop Eat. It will tell you exactly how and why you can do all these things and still lose fat!

What can you learn about yourself?
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It just may be the most important 24 hours of your life.
Let me know how it goes!
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