Will2 $.02 if you are weighing yourself every morning to keep you in line I dont think you are going to be happy when your body decides not to play along 1 or 2 days, add to that the week Aunt Flo comes, you'll freak out for no reason.
I would seriously suggest trying to weigh yourself MAYBE at most 3 x a week to break your habit of doing it daily. I sure hope this is not coming off the wrong way but I want you to see if you CAN. Ive been there but now, if I weigh myself daily Im like Treil and likke graphs and look at it from a different perspective (ill touch on that below) ... I think it's be good for you to get over that compulsion to let it define you or do it daily b/c the scale is the last way you should be looking to measure your progress. I think for obese or very overweight people it may be more important but you do not have a large amount of weight to lose.
If you weighed yourself every M-W-F you shouldn't look at it like "Hey I weighed 130 on Monday and now 135 On friday, what is going on??" Seeing your weekly routine is somewhat structured I would compare your typical Monday weight to your typical Monday and your typical Friday to your typical friday.. not look at is a daily progression or regression of a # that will change daily... we're lucky the thing doesn't have (usually) more than one decimal place... "OMG I gained .075 pounds!!!"
Keep up the great work.
I would seriously suggest trying to weigh yourself MAYBE at most 3 x a week to break your habit of doing it daily. I sure hope this is not coming off the wrong way but I want you to see if you CAN. Ive been there but now, if I weigh myself daily Im like Treil and likke graphs and look at it from a different perspective (ill touch on that below) ... I think it's be good for you to get over that compulsion to let it define you or do it daily b/c the scale is the last way you should be looking to measure your progress. I think for obese or very overweight people it may be more important but you do not have a large amount of weight to lose.
If you weighed yourself every M-W-F you shouldn't look at it like "Hey I weighed 130 on Monday and now 135 On friday, what is going on??" Seeing your weekly routine is somewhat structured I would compare your typical Monday weight to your typical Monday and your typical Friday to your typical friday.. not look at is a daily progression or regression of a # that will change daily... we're lucky the thing doesn't have (usually) more than one decimal place... "OMG I gained .075 pounds!!!"
Keep up the great work.