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Don’t Be A Fool!

 Sometimes, we are all fools, but, I say, stop. Don’t be a fool, don’t fool yourself and never let anyone fool you. First, please allow me to share the meaning of fool by google dictionary: Fool –

a person who acts unwisely or imprudently. Although I can give endless examples on when we might be fool or fooling ourselves, please allow me to focus on, wellness and weight loss / gain. To simplify this post, I am just going to make it into a list of how not to be a fool with well being.

Don’t Be A Fool:

  1. Don’t fall for quick fix (eat carrot today loos a pound yesterday)
  2. Don’t follow a follower (I heard coffee is…) test for yourself
  3. Don’t wish for things you are not willing to sacrifice yourself for
  4. No one will do the work for you (every part of the work)
  5. Create strong foundations (work on your mental state, foundations)
  6. It is going to be fucking hard, prep yourself for that
  7. Inspire yourself instead of looking for external inspiration
  8. Create a plan that you can follow (no worries, you can improve it)
  9. Magazines are magazines not real life, they magnify a moment in life
  10. People will judge you no matter what, embrace it or suck it up
  11. Don’t fool yourself, getting the result will not make you happy
  12. Learn to control your mind
  13. It is OK to say no
  14. Learn to ask for help
  15. Be grateful for what you have already achieved
  16. Speak kindly to yourself
  17. Speak kindly to others
  18. Respect yourself, respect your body and respect your mind
  19. Get bored with your routine, it is a grate practice for self discipline
  20. MASTER SELF DISCIPLINE
  21. Never stop the practice
  22. Consistency over time, creates the compound effect, be consistent
  23. It is OK to change your mind if it helps you stay on track
  24. KNOW WHAT YOU WANT
  25. Learn what you want
  26. Learn WHY you want it
  27. Desires could be the best tool you have, makes it the biggest enemy
  28. Don’t fool yourself, this list is just a beginning of how not to be a fool, but the first 27 of the are pretty good start, and if you still wish to be a fool and ask me to give you the best one to start with, I would say:


Practice To Master Self Discipline. 

With Love And Gratitude Ilan Halfon

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