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MENTALCOACH

Mental Management Newsletter 

January 2009

 

 

Greetings!


Happy New Year!  This year Mental Management is dedicated to making a difference in your life and we hope you are too! 

Thank you for taking the time to read this month's issue of MENTALCOACH.  You receive this newsletter because you are either a customer of Mental Management or you have signed up to receive information on our website. 

Please feel free to forward this onto others who may enjoy the contents.  This is a free newsletter and we welcome you to share it.

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Lanny Bassham resolves to lose
50 pounds of flab!


LannyHi everyone and Happy New Year!

Have you ever thought about making a resolution around this time of year?  This is a great time to set goals and make changes in your life.  Well, I thought I would let you in on one of my resolutions and show you how Mental Management can help you to reach yours.  I am 62 years young but I am severely overweight and I am ready to do something about it.  I have visited my doctor, had a battery of exams and he is monitoring my weight loss plan.  I have had an evaluation with a personal trainer (Randall Hunt) and he has informed me that I need to gain strength and he has put me on a program to do just that.  So, I plan to use some Mental Management techniques to aid me in the process of losing over 50 pounds during the next 12 months and I thought I would keep you informed in the meantime on my progress. 

Losing weight for someone my age might be one of the most difficult things a person can do,  I have tried to drop pounds before with little success but I am determined to succeed this time by going all out in the process.  I will use 3 proven techniques that we teach to achieve my goal. 1 - Mental Management Goal Getting, 2 - Directive Affirmations and  3 - Accountability to others. 

I have set a goal to weigh 169 pounds or less by the end of 2009.  At the beginning of my goal I weigh 219.  I plan to lose at least 1 pound a week for 50 weeks.  I have determined that I can lose at least one to 1.5 pounds a week if I can keep my caloric intake under 1700 calories a day and exercise as planned.  Please do not attempt this without supervision by professionals.  I am also taking Nutrilite XX vitamins and drinking 8 full glasses of water each day.  I have found a website on the Internet that will allow me to document all of the daily intake of food and exercise.  I have chosen Lance Armstrong's site at www.livestrong.com.  Check it out.  It is free and full of helpful information.  There is even a free application for your IPhone if you have one. 

I have written a Directive Affirmation and I have posted it in 5 key points around my home.  One copy is on my refrigerator door, one is on the pantry door, on is on my computer monitor, one is on my bathroom mirror and one is on the chest of drawers in my closet.  I will imprint this directive affirmation at lest 10 times per day over the next 21 days.

Here is my Directive Affirmation:

I am on my way to becoming physically fit. I feel great, look great and I have extended my life.  I record what I eat and what I exercise on my website at www.livestrong.com daily and I keep my net calorie intake below 1700 calories a day.  I exercise on my elliptical keeping my heart rate over 130 beats per minute for at least 15 minutes and do my isometrics daily.  I am on my way to becoming physically fit.

I will upgrade these exercises as my trainer and doctor recommends.  At this rate I should reach my goal on time.  I plan to keep you updated on my progress of losing 50 pounds of excess, unwanted, unhealthy, useless, energy-burning, ugly, FAT!!!!!  I hope you will keep me in your prayers, hold me accountable and encourage me.  If you are overweight perhaps you would care to join me on my journey.  I promise to encourage you if you will send me an email describing your goal to lose weight.  I know we can do this together with Gods help.  God bless us one and all. --Lanny Bassham info@mentalmanagement.com

 

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You can learn more about how to keep Directive Affirmations and the Mental Management Goal Getting System in the Mental Management Seminar on DVD and Lanny's Book "With Winning in Mind"

 

Mental Management Students
Miss Texas and Miss Iowa
head to Miss America!


January 24th on TLC the New Miss America will be crowned.  Will she be a Mental Management Student??  Tune in to find out. 

You can also watch these pageant clients this month on a new reality series called Countdown to the Crown where all 52 contestants are shown in a variety of competitions and the viewers (YOU) get a chance to vote for 4 places in the top 15.  4 girls will have a chance at the crown based on YOUR VOTES - show airs on Friday nights on TLC (9pm Central).  Check out the show and vote for your favorite. 

For those of you who may not know Miss America is a full time job.  The winner travels the country promoting her platform and speaking to a wide variety of audiences.  She is a spokes person for our country and is much more than just a pretty face.  Being involved with pageantry over the past several years we have learned that pageantry is a tough sport and we encourage you to tune in if you have a chance to see how our students handle the pressure of competition!

Miss Texas Rebecca Robinson has attended a full day training course with Lanny Bassham as well as several two hour session with Heather Sumlin leading up to Miss America.  Living local she has been able to do on going training on a regular basis and is excited about heading to Vegas next week! 

"Eight years ago when I won Miss Teen Texas, I learned the importance of being mentally prepared. In the pageant world, one's mental focus affects every category of competition, not to mention the impression that is left on others. I truly believe that had I not gone into the pageant fully mentally ready, I would not have won.

 

Mental well-being and preparedness can also be applied to life. How does one react in the workplace? At home? In tackling new tasks?

   
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