When I started this morning, my plan for the day looked completely different. Then, work got a touch hectic. It turned out to be a longer day than expected. Successfully adjusting the plan and schedule on the fly is something of a learned thing for me. Before, if things didn't go as planned, it was the perfect excuse to tear it all down and start again tomorrow morning, or next week...or next month, or who knows when?
I try to remember, I'm the one who makes the plan and it's always subject to change. If a change is warranted, I let the old one go and embrace the new plan. Not sticking to the original plan isn't a failure, as my old belief system suggested. Making a successful pivot to alternate plans is where it all becomes a win. The only time the pivot becomes difficult is when I don't like the reason for the change, or I'm upset with myself for allowing the change to become a necessary move, when I know it wasn't, or didn't have to happen. I'm fine with changing the plans on a day like today.
I call it a pivot because I'm making certain I keep one foot planted firmly on the fundamental elements of my recovery, while moving the other in the direction needed.
I had planned a rest day from the YMCA for Saturday or Sunday. Instead, I moved it to today. Easy. It was a necessary change. I made full use of my evening. I cooked a great meal and watched a funny movie on NetFlix. It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud and The Interview triggered it several times. It felt good to laugh. It always feels good to laugh!
In Vegas last October with Michael Funaro. Michael just launched his new blog nonfat.vegas !
Michael's story fascinates me. We found the similarities in our experiences along this road to be remarkable. I highly recommend checking out his blog. He's started an incredible turnaround and he's taking it to another level!
I've experienced a wonderful food day. From the steak and eggs breakfast to the 'never gets old to me' bean and cheese tostadas, it was incredibly delicious. The sweet potato/squash/zucchini squash veggie dish is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Next time, I plan to add some green beans, mushrooms and onions.
I'm looking forward to a really good weekend. I hope you are, too!
My Tweets Today:
Good morning! It's Friday! Dark roast with sugar free hazelnut creamer. 30 cal X 2 cups= 60 cal. pic.twitter.com/ABTi6Ue2HV
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 6, 2015Steak N Eggs. Two whole eggs & one egg white, scrambled. 6oz thinly cut sirloin tip steak, Cara Cara orange. 525 cal. pic.twitter.com/YJA0Nmz82I
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 6, 20152 cups. #watertracking #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/HtZrqz4xYV
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 6, 2015Bean (130g) and muenster cheese (1 slice) tostadas with picante sauce. 1/2 yellow apple, 1/2 ambrosia apple. 405 cal. pic.twitter.com/rsH0geP0cF
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 6, 2015Refill. 2 cups. #recycling #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/igCbO6mqet
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 6, 2015Small appetizer while dinner cooks. Guac (30g avocado) and 1/2 serving blue corn tortilla chips. 134 cal. pic.twitter.com/AVsKUXPNv6
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 7, 2015Evening coffee. 1.5 cups. Sugar free hazelnut creamer. 45 cal. pic.twitter.com/fNVZe385CK
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 7, 20152 cups with dinner. #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/RQCgszFeUa
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 7, 2015Top sirloin steak (4.5oz), saut�ed sweet potato, yellow squash & zucchini w/olive oil spray (3 sec-31 cal). 383 cal. pic.twitter.com/yISK3nYxiQ
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 7, 2015And 2 more cups makes goal. #wateraccountability pic.twitter.com/YPCuoGol5q
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 7, 2015Baby carrots (85g), medium golden delicious apple. #lastfoodofday #moviewatchingsnacks #theinterview 115 cal. pic.twitter.com/OGpmD8kQeO
� Sean Anderson (@SeanAAnderson) February 7, 2015Thank you for reading and your continued support,
Strength,
Sean






0 comments:
Post a Comment