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Sunday is one of my favorite days. Getting up early to start planning my week and looking through my cookbooks and finding new recipes to try. I didn't do this in the past and I would wing it week by week but after working with my coach, I realized why I have been on a six month long plateau. Once I made the commitment to plan out my week and stop flying by the seat of my pants, the weight started coming off, my workouts were better and over all I just felt better. This way of thinking has flowed over into my everyday life and my business. I am far from perfect but everyday I give it my all. Here are a few tips to help you get started.
First look at last week and rate it. If there is a need for improvement find one area that you can work on.
Have a plan look at the week ahead and see what it looks like. Review all of your items related to work and family while also making a priority to schedule in your workouts.
Plan your meals for the week. They can be changed around from day to day but write it out and have a plan.
Go grocery shopping with the list of items you will need from your meal plan that you created.
Prep your food. Cut up veggies, prep meats and make ahead items such as rice. You can also put together some of your meals if you are crunched for time.
Before you decide this won't work for you, see the bigger picture. The bigger picture will ensure success in the smaller things you are tackling on a daily basis.

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