
We may be already into January, but Happy 2011 nonetheless. I have big plans for this year and I can't wait for the changes to show. Below are a few of the quotes that have helped me and that I have just enjoyed reading from 2010 and back.

As stated in my previous post, I started my 7 day detox on a Sunday. On the following Monday, one of my typical training days, I was weighed and re-measured. To my own surprise (I'm always skeptical) I LOST 10 lbs, 1.5 inches from my belly area, 1 inch from my hips, and .5 inch from my thighs.
After years of procrastination I finally decided I am going to start a workout regimen and stick to it. After having a gym membership that has gone to waste for 7 months I decided I needed more of a 'kick in the butt', so I hired a personal trainer. 

Why let go?
No matter how much you may want to effect a change, there are some problems that can't be solved by any action on your part. You just have to wait and see how things turn out. Worrying about the matter won't help.
What does letting go mean?
Letting go means giving up your sense of control, and this can be difficult to do. Often people feel that if they worry enough, they might affect the outcome. But in those cases and times when control doesn't help and worry only hurts, it's worth the effort to give up both worry and control.
How can you let worry go?
Different people have different ways. Some find that meditation helps (which I have began doing). Some listen to music or sing a song. Try putting your worry in the palm of your hand and blowing it away. Close your eyes and imagine the worry putting on its coat and hat and walking slowly out of the room. The important thing for you is to say good-bye to useless worry.
Check out this amazing article I came across while doing some research, posted by Erika Johnsen "Let It Go"---> http://kortekum.blogspot.com/2010/06/let-it-go-by-t-d-jakes.html