After receiving MANY criticisms from my "friends" (emphasis on MANY is not an exaggeration), I finally decided to formulate my own fitness routine. Every morning, I would jog for 1 hour, completing twelve 400-meter laps on average. During weekends, Celine and I would swim twenty 50-meter laps. I even started joining Jason's deadly OTB (operation tanggal bilbil). Haha. Yeah, I'm that desperate!
At first, I was hesitant to do work-outs because I was afraid that I won't be able to sustain it. That will only make me gain more weight. But when I started my habit, I felt better inside and out. It only takes self-discipline and motivation to maintain this new lifestyle.
Where else could I get my motivation but from
my dear good "friends". Their trash talks are so inspiring that I want to lose weight right away, and when I get in shape, I would act as if I hadn't known them. *evil laughs* I always get the urge of unfriending them because of the way they say those criticisms. Not only that, they also make a stress ball out of me! Sometimes, I can't help but wonder if they really are my friends! Now, you know why I'm being so desperate. Haha! ^_^
Hey, criticisms aren't bad at all (well, it also depends on the delivery, of course!). They are actually good for you. From those criticisms, I get the drive to improve myself. When I don't want to get up in the morning, I just think of my "friends". Right now, you should already get the idea of how "inspired" I am.
Thanks to my friends, I'll soon be a loser, only then can I become a winner! Oh, they helped me win?! Haha! Then they must really be my friends after all.
* Photo taken by Binog.
"Their trash talks are so inspiring that I want to lose weight right away, and when I get in shape, I would act as if I hadn't known them. *evil laughs*"
ReplyDelete>> potek! hahaha! can't stop laughing! hahaha!
"When I don't want to get up in the morning, I just think of my "friends"."
ReplyDelete>>emphasis on "FRIENDS". haha! :D