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No More Quick Fixes!

By Janine Fitzgerald | January 12, 2012

Did you know that according to
the World Health Organization, there are now more overweight people than
undernourished people throughout the world? Were you aware that only one in
twenty adults engage in all of the top six health behaviors: maintaining a
healthy weight, eating at least five servings of fruits and vegetables a day,
regular exercise, healthy fat consumption, limited alcohol, and non-smoking? And
according to the Institute of Medicine, two-thirds of healthcare costs are
driven by our daily choices. Why is this you may ask?
For one, the demands of everyday life have never been
greater. Second, we are faced with an abundance of health guidelines, products,
and services which make it challenging to create a personal formula for our
specific needs and lifestyle. Third, many people have a history of repeated
failures which leads them to the belief that they are unable to achieve optimum
health and wellness. Now feeling frustrated, it’s no wonder why there are so
many “quick fixes” out there which, ultimately, don’t work. We all have that
innate desire to be in control of our health and to feel better, but there is
often times a large gap between the desire to feel great and the consequences of
minimum physical activity, overeating, and very little time to
recharge.

Are you tired of feeling tired and burned-out on unsuccessful attempts to look
and feel your best? Are you ready to make changes that will last? Then three
things need to take place:

1. Focus on your strengths and what IS working in your life, as opposed to
problems.

2. Connect your health and wellness to what you value most, knowing why it’s
important to you. For example, “I want to eat better so that I will be a better
role model for my kids.”

3. Schedule the specific action that you will take (the who, what, when, and
where).
If you no longer wish to struggle with gaining control of your health and
well-being, then perhaps wellness coaching is for you. To find out, call or
visit my website below.
Janine
Fitzgerald
Certified Wellness Coach and
Longevity Specialist
Certified Personal Trainer and Pilates
Instructor

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