Weight and NSV goals

Posted on June 9, 2015

I love writing my NSV goals down. I also like to calculate numbers, constantly. My calculator app gets abused when I'm dieting. Weighing foods, adding calories, multiplying calorie deficiencies, etc.. Here are some of my goals.

Weight loss goals-

#1- 199.9LBS. I want to hit this by June 20th, 2015. My fiancé graduates that day and I want to be back in Onederland. Being over 200, even though a short stay, was too much. I'm done.

#2- 196LBS. I want this by June 30th so I can win my diet bet haha. This will also mark my PREVIOUS highest weight before I ever joined dietbet. Last time I got to 177 and then a new medication made me skyrocket to 211 :(

#3- 174.5LBS. I know that's a 21.5 pound jump from the last "goal", but this is my FIRST MAJOR GOAL. This will put me back in "Overweight" BMI. I know the BMI is bullshit really, but it makes me feel good. This used to be my highest weight before I got pregnant a second time.

#4- 165LBS. I want this by September 18th, 2015. I have a friend's wedding to attend and I want to look much better. This is 39lbs in 101 days from today. That would mean consistant weight loss of 2.7lbs a week. That's a little much, so if I don't hit that date I'll be okay.

#5- 145.3LBS. Another 20 pound jump, but this will put me in "Normal" BMI category. If I meet my previous goal, I hope to have this by Thanksgiving. My wedding is a little over a month away.

#6- 135LBS. 10.3 pounds and I want this by the end of the Year, December 31st is my wedding date. If I'm in the 140s by that date I'll be happy. This is a dream goal weight. Whatever day I hit it is fine!!! This will be my lowest weight ever :)

NSV goals-

#1 Tone and have muscle definition

#2 Run a 5k

#3 Have a thigh gap again. I want to wear dresses and not have bleeding scabs on my thighs PLZZZ

#4 Fit into the black skinny jeans I love.

#5 See my collar bones, hip bones, and ribs again

#6 Buy new clothing

#7 Look amazing on my wedding day

#8 Continue a healthy lifestyle forever

#9 Make it 7 months without a cheat day! (I hate cheat days. I have NO self control.)

#10 Win a bunch of dietbets!

#11 Feel more confident all the time

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Biking Syl

06/10/2015 4:31PM

Awesome plan, you're on track! And remember to never look back, if something does not go according to the master plan. Just get right back on track and keep pushing, you got this!!!

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Sarah

06/10/2015 9:11AM

I hate the "cheat day" or "binge day" terminology, too! In the normal course of life I intend to have some higher calorie days with some less healthy treats once in a while, but that will be part of my overall healthy lifestyle. No binging or cheating! Part of the plan!

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Marcie

06/10/2015 2:39AM

GREAT list, great goals! Seems like a realistic plan also. I lost 60 pounds in 9 months doing dietbet my first year and funny 135 was my goal to hit in September of that year for a wedding - when I hit it, it was the BEST feeling! You can do it - you seem very determined and that is what it takes - the journey is so mental. One comment though. I get what you are saying about "cheat days" - I have always hated that terminology. BUT they say it is good for your metabolism to have one higher calorie day. Just use your obsessive techniques to keep it in control. I use myfitnesspal.com (LOVE IT!) to track my food and I would always track my high calorie day and it usually involved going out to dinner and allowing myself wine and sometimes if I thought I could manage it without going into a freefall, a little dessert. So I would keep it CLEAN and healthy, at least 90% of the time, but always for those first 9 months, tracked every single day, even my high calorie day, so I was able to keep it in check. You can do this - you are on your way and off to a great determined start!!!

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Pluffie

I definitely use my fitness pal! If you are looking for friends there, my name is slutforweightloss :) I keep my diary open! Thanks for the encouragement!