Go with goals: They are specific, measurable, and have a deadline |
Yes, I did.
Immediately after our complimentary initial consultation, my
client began rattling off excuses about why she could commit but that lots of stuff would get in her way.
You know the story. She has erratic work hours; she’s in a crazy
on-again-off-again relationship; she may or may not be going to Maui in March.
Altogether, I counted seven excuses within 15 minutes, and I wasn’t buying any
of them.
If you’re not going to fully commit to fitness goals, spend your
money and time