Being Fat is not OK: How to get the right mindset to finally lose weight and change your life

by Martin D.P. Langer

The ultimate book to permanently lose weight and change your life. It's not about diets or exercise, it's the mindset that counts There are a million books about losing weight. Why choose this one? Essentially, because those books focus on the wrong thing, they show you a diet regime, or an exercise routine, which is not bad in itself, but they never focus on the person who actually has to diet or workout: you. "Being Fat is not OK" has a completely different premise. It makes you understand your own motivations and take charge of your life. In the end, it doesn't matter which diet plan you start or which exercise routine you follow as long as they are sensible choices, what really counts is your preparation and willingness to make a sustain an extended effort and have enough discipline to start and keep on going until you are satisfied with your body. No more excuses. No more "I like myself the way I am," even if you know you don't. No more "I don't have time." No more "My head hurts." The time is now. This is your life and your future is not far away. Do you want to keep on suffering when you see yourself in the mirror? Do you want to die younger and leave your loved ones when they most need you? This book will help you get out of your comfort zone and finally start changing. Why should I read this book? Because society has fooled us into thinking that we should aspire to look like Hollywood stars and, at the same time, to accept our bodies the way they are, even if we know we're not happy with it. This book shows you how to get out of that double-edged sword. Because you have tried dieting and working out so many times and you still wonder why you fail. You will learn the proper mindset to succeed. Because you know you can do better. You know you van become a better version of yourself. You just don't know how to start. And finally, because it doesn't advertise any miracle diets or magic exercise regimes. It doesn't try to sell you anything other than knowledge. What's better than hearing advice from someone who talks from the heart? This book is an agile but in-depth explanation of how to get the right mindset to start a lasting and effective weight-loss program and it shows the way to acquire the discipline and self confidence to finish what we started.

106 pages, Paperback

Published December 19, 2016

Reviews

[Josetta · Rating 3 out of 5]

There is nothing new here. Frankly, I found it hard to take seriously the words of an author who, early in the book, admits he's never been overweight. The other fact is that men and women are vastly different when it comes to weight and weight loss. Would've been better to have more balance in gender.

As he says in the last few pages of his book, much of it is mindset and I was hoping that most of the book would've been geared toward that. Alas, it was not.

[J Crossley · Rating 3 out of 5]

I was attracted to the title of the book. There are tips and plans that may help people to work toward their weight-loss goals.

[Joanne Suleiman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Interesting

Lots of good advice and information. Some great points were made and direction on how to improve yourself. I would recommend.

[Jose O. Lugo · Rating 3 out of 5]

Is a story booklet.

Its more a personal story and don't give a clear meaning or give a good advise on how to fix the problem of been fat.