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How To Have HCG Diet Success Every Time





In my most recent Facebook Live  broadcast I give you some very powerful tips to help you achieve HCG diet success each and every time.

You ca check out my the live video HERE on my Facebook on June 13th at 11:33AM PST profile page.


Enjoy,

Colin

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Motivation to Stop Dieting and Start Living With The HCG Diet Plan


Do you need motivation to eat right and diet and exercise while on the HCG diet? Have you constantly been "starting over?" Are you sick of this endless cycle? I know how it is. I figured out how to end this frustrating cycle and produced the physical results I would only dream of before. I found out how to have lasting motivation to eat healthy and diet and exercise and build you HCG Body for Life. Let me show you how.
If you want a great weight loss/diet/exercise program, I recommend the highly popular HCG Boyd for Life Program It's pretty intense but the results are awesome if you actually stick to the program.
My Struggle and Triumph
For years, I would start a diet and diet and exercise routine only to "take a break" and start over again several months later. I would diet and exercise for about 2-3 months, not see much as far as results, and stop. Once I got too out of shape, I would get determined to start dieting and working out again only to stop a few months later. This went on for about 7-10 years. Does this sound familiar?
Fortunately, this all changed about 2 1/2 years ago when I started applying these strategies I'm about to share with you. 
Just so you know, unlike most people, my challenge wasn't only to lose weight, it was to also to regain my health by lowing my blood pressure, reverse my sleep apnea, and to prevent the eventual onset of Diabetes. Growing up I was always thin and athletic.
So what happened? How come I kept failing to keep up with a diet and diet and exercise-routine for almost 10 years? Wouldn't being overweight, and having all these health problems or seeing both of your parent's diet of Diabetes related organ failure be enough motivation to stick with a weight loss plan? Apparently not. 
It wasn't until I did the things I'm about to tell you that I went from struggling just to lose a few pounds a year to losing 42lbs of fat and gained tons of muscle in less than 6 weeks. By the way, I didn't do anything different than what I outline in my book How to Feel Good Naked in 26 Days.
Now if your motivation to diet and exercises to lose weight, don't worry, this will work for you as well. In terms of weight loss motivation, the same principles will apply. Losing weight just comes down to knowing what to do and doing it. 
I won't be writing about what I ate or what diet and exercise routine I used. You can find out what you should be eating to lose weight online. What I'll be writing about is the mental changes that took place and the strategies I used to make working out become a habit. So lose weight or gain weight, the same strategies will apply.
Let me start with the main reasons why people have trouble with having the motivation to Diet and exercise in the first place.
Why Some People Stop Dieting and Working Out and Why This Time May Be Different.
The problem with most diets and exercise regiments, for most people is that after some time, the motivation to diet and exercise dries out. The following are the most common reasons: 
Wrong strategy
With so much information out there, this really shouldn't be a problem. The basic formula to lose weight eat less calories than you burn or burn more calories than you eat. To gain weight, it's the opposite. If you have the motivation to stick to the diet and workouts everyday but eat more calories than you burn, you're going to be disappointed. Follow the protocol to the letter, and you'll be amazed at the results you receive weekly.
As long as you don't buy into those quick-results-with-no-work-and-eating-foods-off-protocol, you should be fine.
Lack of results
Too many people start this protocol expecting the same results and their friend or family member got, sometimes with the expectation of the same exact amazing result in too short of a time span can be unrealistic. So when results don't meet up to their expectations, they get discouraged and quit.
Slowed progress
Thinking that your results will stay consistent will just end up disappointing you. In the beginning, you may have some great results. You may lose 5-10 pounds your very first week. But as the weeks go by, you will find yourself losing less and less. Not knowing this in advance can be very discouraging when it happens.
Hitting a plateau
When you start the HCG Body for life system, your results will be very encouraging. Your motivation to diet and exercise will increase as you see these amazing results. However, sooner or later, you will hit what's known as a plateau. Athletes experience this all the time. You get to the point where results not only slow down, it actually stops. This can definitely be pretty frustrating. 
Satisfaction
This is when you get to the point where you've loss enough weight to where you feel satisfied. You're not where you want to be at but it's not bad enough for you to want to do much about it. At this point, your motivation to continue with the protocol may drop since your reason for dieting and working out is no longer strong enough. You may stop working out all together until your body gets to a point where it causes your motivation to increase again and you start to diet once again.
All of the above reasons that cause most people to quit working out happened to me over the years and have caused my motivation to diet and exercise deteriorate, but I've figured out how to overcome all of them. So let me share those strategies with you now.

How to Have Lasting Motivation to Workout
1. Have the right mindset
Without the right mindset, you will be facing unnecessary difficulties. Realize that anything worth striving for will be challenging. Go into this with massive determination and focus. 
When you take this seriously, your motivation to follow the protocol will automatically increase. Have the mentality of a warrior. Know that internal enemies will constantly try to stop you, those internal voices that tell you to quit. Be prepared for battle and take them down.
2. Have Intense Desire
If you're merely interested in losing weight, it's going to be difficult to do it long enough for it to be a habit. Your desire to diet, exercise and get the body you want has to be greater than any reason that may come up to make you quit. 
Write down why you want to lose weight and get back in shape. Why do you want to lose that weight? Why do you want to be fit? The more reasons you have that hit you emotionally, the greater your desire will be. 
My motivation to diet and exercise was that I just hated being skinny. I also wanted to inspire others by succeeding in this goal. If I could do it, they could do it. But more importantly, I had to prove to myself that I had the mental abilities to push myself through any challenge that tried to stand in my way. I was sick of failing to accomplish this goal. 
3. Find Inspiration
Watch videos or talk to people who have achieved the fitness goals that you're pursuing. When you see or hear story after story of people just like you who were able to transform their body, you will begin to have faith and confidence that you can do the same. 
I remember watching the movie SWAT over and over again, because I admired how ripped up LL Cool J was in the movie... It made me want to and believe that is was possible to look like that once again. . My motivation to follow the diet plan and diet and exercise was through the roof.
Another thing you can do is to do this protocol and workouts with a friend or group of friends. Now, keep in mind that it's important to pick someone who has a strong desire. If you have a lazy friend, well, I'm sure you know how that'll go.
4. Understand The Why
One of the things I did that really helped was instead of just going blindly into this diet program or diet and exercise-regimen, I studied why I needed to do the things I needed to do. I read books on how the human body works as well as how nutrition works. By understanding WHY you have to do what you need to do, you're more likely to do it because you understand the importance of it. 
It's easy to skip a critical step just because you don't fully understand the reasoning behind it. If I told you, to lose weight, you have to eat more frequently but didn't tell you why, you might not do it since it may not make sense to you. 
It's not a must that you study the why behind everything, but it will definitely help.
5. Prepare for Excuses
Excuses will come up. Just know that it will and things will be a lot easier. For instance, I knew that having to wake up early in the morning, when it's cold and rainy outside, just to go to the gym and diet and exercise would be a challenge. I knew that when I get together with friends and family, there would be the urge to eat whatever fatty foods they were eating. (I gained weight through cutting out fats and all unhealthy foods in order to gain healthy weight.)
When your motivation to diet and exercise is high, your mindset is different. You will get yourself to diet and exercise regardless of what's holding you back. But during those times when your motivation to sleep or do something else is greater than your motivation to workout, you need to be prepared to deal with it by coming up with what you'll do before it actually comes up. 
What I did was write down a list of as many things that I could think of that would prevent me from either wanting to diet and exercise or eat the right foods. Then I came up with what I would do when those things (excuses) came up. I knew what to do when my mind said, "It's so cold right now, just stay in bed, you can diet and exercise later" or "skipping one diet and exercise won't make a difference". I was prepared. 
You MUST be prepared to deal with these excuses when they come up.
6. Prepare for Setbacks
Your progress won't be a straight diagonal line. It will slow down or even go in reverse at times. You may lose several pounds every week for a few weeks, then lose less for a few weeks, then lose none for a few weeks, and then gain a few pounds for a few weeks. Know that this is normal otherwise your motivation to diet and exercise may suffer.
I remember the week when I weighed myself and found that I actually lost a pound. Had I not been prepared for this, I may have been discouraged. But since I knew this would happen, it just made me more focused and determined. 
When this happens, don't get discouraged. This is where many people quit. Don't let it happen to you. Keep going. Your progress will eventually turn back in your favor. 
7. Preparation of Post Diet Meals
One of the reasons why people will tend to overeat is because they are not prepared. I loved eating fast food and junk food. But since I made a commitment to changing my lifestyle, working out and eating healthy, I had to cut all of that out. My eating schedule was pretty straight forward. 
I ate 6 meals a day, one every 3 hours. In the past, when it came time to eat, I would normally just make something and eat it. I found that this doesn't work very well because there are many times when I don't know what to eat and end up going to a fast food joint to grab a burger.
So what I did to prevent that was to prepare my meals in advance. Basically, I knew what I was going to eat for each of the 6 meals every day and prepared my meals to the point where all I had to do was heat up the food in the microwave and presto.
I set up my eating situation where it was easy. Even when at work, when meal time came... heat up food, eat. No thinking was involved, and that's why it worked. Protein shakes or meal replacements help when eating a meal isn't convenient.
For losing weight, the same strategy applies. If you don't know in advance what you're going to eat, it will be easy and tempting to slip on your diet for "just one meal" and grab something you know you shouldn't be eating. Preparation is key.
8. Measure Your Progress
Measure your progress on a weekly basis. I'm not just talking about your weight. I'm talking your body fat, about your arms, waist line, thighs, shoulders, chest, and calves. Also, keep track of your workouts. How many sets, how much weight, how long you ran for, etc. By keeping a measurement of everything, your motivation to diet and exercise will increase as you see those results. 
Don't be afraid to measure. Have confidence in yourself. You can do it. It just takes some time.
9. Anchor Feelings with Music and Celebration
Before I begin each workout, I always listened to a certain song. At the end of my diet and exercise I would listen to another song. The reason I did this was to anchor the anticipation of working out to the first song and anchor the feeling to celebration to the second song. 
By doing this, whenever I'm not in the mood to diet and exercise but go anyways, listening to the first song will get me into the state of anticipation for an intense workout. When I'm done, listening to the second song will get me into the state of excitement. While I listen to that song, I celebrate in order to anchor those good feelings to not only the song but to working out.
The song you choose doesn't matter, what matters is the feeling it gives you.
10. Accept the New Lifestyle
You must accept this lifestyle change and be okay with it. Too often, people will start a diet and exercise-with the intention of it being a temporary task. In order to make it a habit, you have to go into this with the mentality of Fit for Life
Before I began my diet and exercise and diet changes, I had to mentally be willing to make this a lifestyle change. I was willing to make the change because I made it clear in my mind that my new lifestyle is far more rewarding than my old lifestyle.
If this sounds like a big decision, well, it is. If you're not willing to give up the life of sitting on the couch being inactive and eating junk food all day, than you shouldn't be complaining about having low energy and a body that you don't see fit. The decision to diet and exercise on a regular basis for the rest of your life is one of the best choices you can make.
The Secret to Effortless and Lasting Motivation to Eat Health, and Exercise...

Make it a Habit
Do you think the people who consistently go to the gym have to struggle and force themselves to go each time? Fortunately, NO! Once you consistently diet and exercise long enough, your need for the motivation to diet and exercise becomes less. You will get to the point where you don't even have to think about it. Working out will become natural.
This will take time. So your goal is to do whatever it takes to stick to your diet and exercise long enough for it to become a habit. Some people say it takes 30 days to form a habit. For some habits, that's all it takes. It depends on the habit. For me, the habit of working out, where it's no longer a struggle, where no motivation to diet and exercise-is needed, took about 5-6 months. 
If this sounds like a lot of hard work, then your desire just isn't strong enough. At first I didn't like it. After a while I got used to it. Now it's just a part of my life. In fact, if I don't exercise, I feel uneasy and awkward, like there's something missing in my life. Get to that point and you'll have a hard time NOT working out. That is your goal.
Conclusion
It all comes down to disciplining yourself until it becomes a habit. Do you have to do all the things I suggested above? No. What I discussed was what finally made it happen for me. All these strategies and tips are just to help you along the way. 
The number one thing is having an intense desire. When your desire is strong enough, you'll find a way to reach your goal no matter what.
In the beginning, it will be difficult to get accustomed to this new lifestyle. You will be sacrificing time to go workout. You will be sacrificing unhealthy foods you used to eat on a daily basis. Realize that these sacrifices are necessary.
The good news is that once you start seeing results, your desire for the old unhealthy lifestyle will decrease. You will get to the point where nothing will taste as good as being fit feels. You will see others who have the inactive lifestyle you used to have and think, "Wow, this was all worth it."
Lastly, when you reach your goals, you inspire others to reach theirs. When I lost that 42 pounds, believe me, people who knew me when I was fat noticed. Even though most of them wanted to lose weight as well, seeing me lose the weight so quickly, gave them motivation to take the HCG Body 4 Life challenge, eat right, diet and exercise and reach their goals. Hopefully it has inspired you as well. And when you reach your fitness goals, hopefully others around you will be inspired by you and continue this ripple effect.
Do this for yourself and for your loved ones. This is one of the best habits that you can develop for your life. 
Working out alone won't get you to the fitness level you want. Remember that at least 70% of the results come down to your diet. This program shows you want to eat as well.
Until next time...
Colin F. Watson
The HCG Diet Coach
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Thursday, May 16, 2013

HCG Diet-The Gutsy Diet for Those Who Want to Lose Fast

If you are interested in the HCG Diet, or if you have a friend or relative interested in doing the diet, here is a link to an article I just posted this week. This is more for those just getting interested in doing the diet and need to be inspired.

But it might also answer a few questions and get you motivated.

The Gutsy Diet for Those Who Want to Lose Fast, Once and For All:


I have had a lot of people write this past week with questions
about deviating from the diet.

It is so incredibly discouraging if you don’t lose every day. Losing every single day is the norm. You should lose at least ¼,1/2 to 1 pound per day.  The first week, even better.

If you are following the diet closely, as perfectly as possible, you may skip a day of losing at some point, but then it is most likely because your body is emptying out the fat cells and some fat cells can temporarily fill with water and water weighs more.

At least this is the explanation given by Dr. Simeons. He said in Pounds and Inches, that there may be days that you lose inches, but the scale stays the same because your body is absorbing old skin and blood vessels, etc.

I strongly suggest when you start out, that you do the Pounds and Inches diet as explained by Dr. Simeons, as closely as you can. If you want to make some adjustments later on, it may work out ok.

I just know that I personally have lost a lot of time trying things that didn’t work. I know how hard it is.

If you want to lose weight quickly for a special event or because you need the psychological boost to lose some weight fast, it is terrific. But it is one diet that is not very “forgiving” if you cheat or deviate even a little.

Here is a reminder of the original diet.  DrSimeonsProtocol.pdf


Breakfast:

Tea or coffee in any quantity without sugar. Only one tablespoonful of milk allowed in 24 hours. Saccharin or Stevia may be used.
 
Lunch:

1. 450 grams of veal, beef, chicken breast, fresh white fish, lobster, crab, or shrimp.  (See Protein Chart) All visible fat must be carefully removed before cooking, and the meat must be weighed raw.

It must be boiled or grilled without additional fat. Salmon, eel, tuna, herring, dried or pickled fish are not allowed. The
chicken breast must be removed from the bird.

2. Any combination of these types of vegetable only to be chosen from the following: spinach, chard, chicory, beet-greens, green salad, tomatoes, celery, fennel, onions, red radishes, cucumbers, asparagus, cabbage.

3. One breadstick (grissino) or one Melba toast.

4. An apple or a handful of strawberries or one-half grapefruit.

Dinner :

The same four choices as lunch. The juice of one lemon daily is allowed for all purposes. Salt,
pepper, vinegar, mustard powder, garlic, sweet basil, parsley, thyme, marjoram, etc., may be used for seasoning, but no oil, butter or dressing.

Tea, coffee, plain water, or mineral water are the only drinks allowed, but they may be taken in any quantity and at all times. In fact, the patient should drink about 2 liters of these fluids per day.

Many patients are afraid to drink so much because they fear that this may make them retain more water. This is a wrong notion as the body is more inclined to store water when the intakefalls below its normal requirements.

The fruit or the breadstick may be eaten between meals instead of with lunch or dinner, but not more than four items listed for lunch and dinner may be eaten at one meal. I hope this helps for those who don’t have time to look up the original diet.

I personally find that the melba toast does help me with having a little crunch in my menu dishes, however, be careful not to eat more than prescribed in the diet protocol. You may not lose as fast with the breadstick or Melba toast, but some of you might want to eat it  anyway. It gives a sense of more food to the diet.

Feel free to write with any questions or hints to pass on to others.

To Your Success, and Live Life with Purpose!

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