How to re-calibrate after 21 days
An Ultimate Transformation Moment
After reading “21 Days to Ultimate Health and Wellness,” quite a few people have approached me with questions regarding re-calibration at the end of a 21-day commitment. They want to know what re-calibration is all about.
First, once you have committed to 21 days of consistently doing something, you have created a new habit. The new habit should be in alignment with the person you want to be. The person you want to become reflects the image of the person who you want to fall in love with.
Once you reach the end of the 21-day commitment, it’s very important to seriously focus and take yourself through a thorough assessment. For example, if you want to begin to exercise by walking for 30 minutes, three times a week, make sure to review how well you do each time out.
Your self-assessment will take a look at the benefits of your successful commitment. It’s also important to go within and review just how you benefited from the workout.
Assess yourself from a personal standpoint as well, then decide what to do next. Instead of working out for 30 minutes, you may decide to walk 45 minutes, three times a week, and that you are going to begin that commitment the following day. I’m using exercise as an example of your commitment, but it may be a commitment that is made in any part of your life where you assess that you need to replace an old habit with a newly established habit.
It is important to go within for these answers, and not go outside of yourself. It reinforces the fact that you are the authority on what’s good for you.
Now that you have re-calibrated and re-assessed, you are truly on the path to ultimate health and wellness. So, when you commit and do the work, make sure that at the end of your 21-day cycle you celebrate your success by going within, establishing what you want to achieve on top of this, and then recommit and do it again.
This is the process to control and master your own personal life. Blessings follow you as an individual, as a family, and as a community. Then the world is a better place.
That’s our Ultimate Transformations Moment. Peace and be more.
Erich Nall is the owner and founder of Ultimate Transformations Training in Los Angeles. He is the author of “21 Days to Ultimate Health and Wellness.” The certified trainer, nutritionist, motivational speaker, and dedicated life coach is a regular guest and commentator on KJLH 102.3 FM’s the “Front Page” with Dominique DiPrima. As founder of Collegiate Search Youth Organization, Erich has been assisting youth in the community for more than 20 years.
This week’s Ultimate Transformation Moment focuses on 21 Days to Ultimate Health and Wellness.
With less than a week left before the first day of summer, right now is a great time to fine-tune that summer body that you want to have. Take the next 21 days to really make sure you are in alignment with the body you want.
This week’s Ultimate Transformation Moment continues to build upon the basics of exercise preparation.
Once you have the proper equipment, it’s now time to get going. However, to assist you, it helps to have a system in place that prepares you and carries you through the workout.
Determine what your course of action will be. For example, will you walk three miles or 45 minutes? Before you set out, here are a few things to do.
This week’s Ultimate Transformation Moment is about building your own personal wellness program.
We’ve kicked off the Let’s Go Men! as well as the Let’s Go Women! workout programs in the Los Angeles area this quarter, and in honor of these two programs, there is some basic fitness gear I want to make sure everyone has anytime they go workout. No matter where you are working out, you want to make sure that you have the following clothing and equipment.
This week’s Ultimate Transformation Moment focuses on nutrition after vacations or three-day weekends.
Typically, when on vacation two things happen—one, it is a time to relax, and there may be no exercise involved, and two, nutrition falls by the wayside. The food that is consumed tends to be higher in calories and larger portions. The increased calories and lack of exercise causes the metabolism to slow.
As we celebrate this Black History Month, our Ultimate Transformation Moment takes a look at the concept of Black history.
First, I have to begin by saying that I cannot actually buy-in to the notion of a Black history.
History is history. Let us be clear, Africa is the cradle of civilization, and it is African people who were the originators of this civilization. Hence, all history originated from Africans, who were Black people. This being said, either all history is Black History, or simply, it’s all history.
