Is your health goal clear in your mind? Is it achievable and measurable? Remember, using an intention like, “I want to lose weight” is vague and hard to measure. Instead, try “I’d like to comfortably run 10 kilometres” or “I’d like to feel confident in my bikini”. You need to be clear with your language when it comes to setting goals.
Planning your meals for the upcoming week is key to healthy eating. Before doing the groceries, write down the meals you’ll cook (and eat!) for the week plus any snacks or staples. From that list, create your weekly meal planner and stick it on the fridge. Then, it’s time to go shopping!
If you’re not equipped with prepared meals, you are more likely to reach for something sugary and unhealthy. Using the weekly meal planner mentioned above, start cooking. Once the meals have cooled, place them in reusable lunchboxes and jars and pop them in the fridge for the week ahead. You should have anywhere between 10-15 containers of breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack ideas.
Be sure to include lots of healthy snacks like nuts, seeds and fruit. Why not try something new – our Walnut & Cacao Nib Bliss Balls and Banana & Coconut Teff Muffins are delicious!