Am I a Rebel? Learn This Secret And You'll Never Fail!
by Randy Mclean
You often hear sound and quite frequently scientific approaches to calorie intake regarding what types of calories you should consume. For example things like proteins or carbohydrates come up quite often. You might even come to the decision of a certain approach over another based upon what you think is logically sound. But...can these predictions ever be wrong? You bet!
Perceived Failure
A lot of people go through life failing at things not because of anything that has to do with them but rather the current path they are following. Take jobs for example. Some people will feel like it was their fault after they have studied years for a career only to find out for some reason it didn't work out. They may well have put everything they had into it. Sometimes a person just isn't cut out for a certain job, even though they still might be interested in it.
The same thing can be applied to and said of diets. You might carefully research a certain approach to weight loss for literally hours and it might make total sense to you. But what happens when you fail? Either one of two things has happened. Firstly, be honest with yourself and ask if you really did give it a good try. If your answer is a definite yes to this question then the reason is probably number two - it just wasn't the right approach to you.
Natural Laws vs. Feelings
Even though natural laws have certain cause and effect characteristics to them we must realize that we as human beings have feelings, desires, likes, dislikes, cravings and the ability to reason. As an example, take a rag doused with gasoline that has a match thrown onto it. Whether the rag likes it or not, it will burn. But say it could reason and also take action and it decided that it didn't like to be consumed. Then either consciously or subconsciously, the rag would try to prevent this change from happening. The mind is a very powerful tool and you would be amazed at the power it has over your body if it isn't 100% in favor of a certain approach.
Sometimes, a person may not even be able to adequately put into words why they don't like something. On occasion, people may rely on intuition. Like when you have a bad feeling about something...you can't explain it, but something about a particular situation, thing or person just bothers or upsets you for some reason. Only to find out later that you were right. The same can be applied to a particular nutritional approach.
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BIO:
Randy Mclean has a diploma in Fitness and Nutrition from Education Direct, a YMCA individual conditioning certificate and is the author of Instinct - Master Your Mind And Your Body! For free tips and tricks visit www.weightlossguidance.com
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