I have never been so happy to say goodbye to a year as I am to say goodbye to 2011.
This past year has been a downward spiral for me.
I started off really strong with Round 3 of P90X, meeting Tony Horton and plans of studying to become a personal trainer. I am ending this year with sporadic workouts that I can count on one hand over the past 60 days, no personal trainer certification and a feeling of failure.
I'm not sure what happened, where I went wrong or what caused me to derail in the manner I did. All I know is that I have the power to correct it. I just have to get my head cleared and focused.
I am heading into 2012 with hope and determination. I am hopeful that I will find my passion for fitness again and I'm determined to get myself back on track.
My plan as of right now, is to do a Shakeology 3 Day Cleanse (which sucks and I'm gonna blog each horrid day of it) starting January 2 and then settle into a 3 day a week workout routine. I don't want to jump in a commit to a 90 Day program right away. I need to ease back into the disciplined mindset and take baby steps like I did when I first began this journey.
So, farewell 2011....you sucked and I won't miss you at all. There were very few good moments to you and you will not be missed.
A new year is an opportunity for a new beginning. I'm sure you will be able to get back on track and reach all of your goals in 2012. :)
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean! I hung in there with "Bring It!" and P90X workouts, but all year in other areas of my life I felt like I was late for everything, not actively participating, or not really accomplishing anything. Here's a wish for 2012 to be a year that is not about maintaining (or falling back), but about making progress and improving!
ReplyDeleteI wish you the best for the coming year. We started 2011 together with Tony, although we didn't know we were in the same room. Maybe the year wasn't all bad. :-)
I hope you're right :)
ReplyDeleteLOL...I keep forgetting we were both at that workout with Mr. Horton! Here's to moving forward and making progress...in all aspects of our life.
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