Do you get overwhelmed by the amount of weight you have to lose? Do you look at a project or a cluttered garage and simply don't know where to start? Does the idea of facing a problem seem too big to bear? If you answered yes to any of these questions you could be pushing yourself into a paralyzed state just by the way you look at things.

When children are learning to read they are more successful if they're given a page with only one sentence on it rather than a whole page of writing. You might see that either way they have to read one line at a time, but just seeing tons of words can make a new reader so overwhelmed that aren't even willing to try. This same sense of overwhelm can sabotage your efforts to lose weight. You don't have to get a whole week of eating perfect. When you break it into small steps you can just focus on the next food choice in front of you. You don't have to lose 20 or 50 or 100 pounds all at once, you can face things one pound at a time. Break things down into small tasks and you're more likely to succeed. This can apply to facing a problem, clearing your clutter, or losing the weight you want. How you look at things helps decide if it's daunting or doable.

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