i'm witty. i don t eat meat.
I'm jealous of my co-worker, who seems to be in such good shape and able to have the willpower and patience to work out so much, and eat a healthy diet, while doing the same workload as me. I would love to look like he does, but I just don't have the patience. I wonder what his secret to success would be, if I asked Maybe you can change that jealous energy into positive energy! Do some research into fitness and start a new journey.
why so? i haven't but I am open to possiblities yup. How do you start about it ? oh thank you. such great advice. So you are into fitness? sounds very cool i see. such a positive mindset you got
More from (what I perceived to be) health reasons. Not so much political, environmental, cultural....have you ever tried? I'm glad to see that. Having the right mindset is always the first step. One tip I tell people is that they don't need to change WHAT they eat, only how much. Calorie intake is the important factor, not what type of calories. Yeah, I'm pretty new to this whole gym lifestyle. But I like that I can attend different kinds of workout classes. it is. and it really is like the saying "every day is easier" It is! Thanks, dude. Do you go to the gym at all?
excellent idea ! that and along with a healthy diet and lifestyle will surely pay off . excellent idea ! that and along with a healthy diet and lifestyle will surely pay off . excellent idea ! that and along with a healthy diet and lifestyle will surely pay off . no , not really . i eat raw veggies only and work out vigorously to look good . i also try to workout several times a week to stay healthy and in shape ! absolutely ! as well as a healthy diet .
It's normal to be jealous. It is a product of goals not fulfilled. I'm so glad you have people to lean on -- though obviously, your experience is *yours* and no one can know exactly how you're feeling. Are you familiar with Kris Carr, with your interest in a plant-based approach to diet? One tip I tell people is that they don't need to change WHAT they eat, only how much. Calorie intake is the important factor, not what type of calories. Nope just train on my own! How about you do you like working out I'm a fitness enthusiast myself, and you'd be surprised how people even find reason to be negative about THAT. It is! Thanks, dude. Do you go to the gym at all?
More from (what I perceived to be) health reasons. Not so much political, environmental, cultural....have you ever tried? Well, for vegans, for example, their diets can reduce the risk of certain types of chronic disease, especially heart disease. So, if you take a look at your family's history of medical concerns, maybe changing to one of these diets could benefit you. It takes quite a bit of planning.  The hardest for me was giving up dairy products and eggs as they were a major source of protein for me. Yeah, I'm pretty new to this whole gym lifestyle. But I like that I can attend different kinds of workout classes instead of trying to figure out how to stay in shape all on my own. Yeah, I'm pretty new to this whole gym lifestyle. But I like that I can attend different kinds of workout classes instead of trying to figure out how to stay in shape all on my own. Thank you, It's a crazy experience. I've been reading a lot of Talcott Parsons books on the subject.