Seeing the kids graduate from High School.Trying out new positions in the bedroom.Encourage others to be physically healthy & to have healthy marriages.
Compliments at my 20th high school reunion.Today, I’m sharing with you my 50 Reasons Why I get up to workout and ride by bike regularly: I didn’t write down my Whys back then, but I knew deep down that I wanted to lose 20 lbs and feel healthier for myself and my family. My fitness journey as a husband and dad started 8 years ago. We love hearing and sharing success stories, and if you can’t spend 30-60 minutes to really examine why you are purchasing Thrive90, then don’t do it. We want to help folks who are willing to take the time to know why they are going to get physically fit. You can check out our Thrive90 Fitness Program for busy couples, but if you don’t have 50 Reasons Why you want to get fit, then don’t waste your money. We’re talking about getting motivated to complete the entire program. What is “50 Reasons Why”?ĥ0 Reasons Why is your opportunity to write down all of the emotional ties that you have for making a fitness program work. These are emotional ties that help you get out of bed in the morning to workout, to look sexy or hot for your spouse, or to see your kids grow up and get married. It’s time for you to reach your goals, and the way to do it is to have enough “Whys” to see you through. You don’t have a big enough Why or enough Whys to see you to the end. The problem is you quit before you get there.
The choice to change is resonating with you, but you may lack motivation, desire, and self-control. This change could be physically, mentally, nutritionally, sexually or a number of other areas in your life. There comes a point in your life when you have to choose to get healthy.ĭustin shared Get Up Off Your Ass to help you get moving.
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