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The Third And Final Key For Achieving Your Lifetime Fitness Goals
By Tony Farrell
Before delving into 'Keys #3', the final and most important key to success in your muscle and fitness routine, I'd like to remind you about what the previous article discussed.
In a previous article "Key #2", you were given a number of steps to follow. If you haven't received this article, I suggest you read that before reading this one here, as it will make what I'm talking a little more clear.
You can access that article here:
http://www.how-to-build-muscle-and-fitness.com/key-2.html
In summary, Key 2 is the 'DO' key. This is where you structure your actions to take you to your goals. You must decide which action (Exercise) is the most effective tool to help you achieve that particular goal.
Which brings me to the third and final key, Key 3:
The 'BE' Key --
This is what you must BECOME in order to ensure that you take the necessary action to DO whatever it takes to get what you want to HAVE.
You already know what your goals are -http://www.how-to-build-muscle-and-fitness.com/key-1.html -- The HAVE key.
You already know what you have to DO to achieve those goals - http://www.how-to-build-muscle-and-fitness.com/key-2.html -- The DO key.
In order to make sure that you carry out the DO key (your chosen exercises), you must BE the type of person that consistently and persistently follows the routine. You must do this without fail, so that you can have the ideal muscle mass, weight loss, fitness goal or whatever your goal is.
How do you become someone that you are not?
By not giving in!
Lets say that you have a chosen goal. Lets assume that goal is to lose 28lbs by the end of three months. What do you have to be in order to make sure that you achieve that goal of 28lbs of weight loss?
You have your goal. You have your exercise routine sorted out that is the most effective way, for you, of achieving that goal. Now it's time to guarantee that you don't stop after a week or so.
Your goals should be on your index card, as described in a previous article. You can read it here - http://www.how-to-build-muscle-and-fitness.com/key-1.html
As you are about to perform your training routine, go through this little scenario...
1. Read your goals aloud.
2. As you do, visualize that goal having already been achieved.
3. Feel that goal, as if you have already achieved it.
4. Then ask yourself:
* How good do I look? - I look GOOD!
* How great do I feel? - I feel GREAT!
Now say to yourself...
I feel Great - I look Great - I am successful.
I feel Great - I look Great - I am successful.
I feel Great - I look Great - I am successful.
Ok... Lets Do It.
Do this daily...
* In the morning, upon rising.
* Just before you begin your workout.
* Just before going to sleep.
When you repeat this each time, feel it with conviction and say it with conviction. Feel your blood boil with excitement. Feel your heart beat hard. Get right into it. Stir up that passion and throw yourself right slam into the middle of it.
Don't give in. Persist and be consistent with your efforts... no matter whether you feel like it or not.
I have often found that the thoughts of having to do something are horrible at times. But, once I throw myself into it I feel absoutely fantastic and so happy that I didn't give in.
Have you ever found that?
If you have, remember that feeling. Feel it everytime you are about to begin your training. Stir it up. Love that feeling and then get stuck in. BEcome what you need to become so that you can DO whatever it takes to achieve the goals that you said you want to HAVE.
About the Author
Tony Farrell makes it easier for you to achieve your muscle and fitness goals. Learn the essential 3 keys to paving the way to your goals. Get your free mini-course now. http://www.think-and-grow-muscle-and-fitness.com
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