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Health & Fitness, Wellness

How to Stay Motivated to Achieve Your Fitness Goals

June 12, 2019 by Angela Louise 8 Comments
How to Stay Motivated and Achieve Your Fitness Goals
“I hate every minute of training. But I said, don’t quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your life as a champion.” – Mohammad Ali

One week you’re pumped and ready to sweat out your frustration with a good workout, and the next week you’re finding it hard to get off the couch. We’ve all been there, super motivated to get healthy and meet our fitness goals. Then suddenly, we can’t find the energy to put on a pair of running shoes. It’s common; even for me, there are points where I’m not motivated to workout and I just want to lay in bed and watch Netflix. The problem with a fitness slump is that it can be really hard to get out of them, and it can keep us from reaching our fitness goals. But, the good news is there are ways to get out of a workout slump. So here are some ways to stay motivated when you’re in a workout slump so you can reach your fitness goals.

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7 Ways to Cut Back on Social Media Use

May 15, 2019 by Angela Louise 19 Comments

It’s easy to get sucked into social media. You want to be seen, heard, connect, and network so you can build your brand.  But sometimes social media can consume your life and be harmful to your overall mental health and productivity. Constantly scrolling through social media can cause stress, depression, and jealousy toward those around you. But opening up a social media app is far easier than closing it. Especially, if you work in social media or to promote your business or blog. You don’t have to quit social media just cut back on the amount of time you’re spending on social media. So here are some ways to cut back on your social media use.

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I'm a socially awkward geek who loves to eat, play video games, and create things. Weird Louise is spilt into three sections- personal development and wellness tips, lifestyle, and fun posts for creative geeks. Like video games, book reviews, and geeky craft projects. Want to know more? Then click here.

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