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PHIL MCGRAWExperts indicate that you should aim for consistent weight loss of about one to two pounds per week, so you should remain realistic—you aren’t going to lose 40 pounds per week (no matter what any diet product claims).
More Phil McGraw Quotes
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If we were all just alike, one of us wouldn’t be necessary.
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If you do different, you will have different. If you begin to require more of yourself, that in and of itself is different.
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You have to name it to claim it
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I’ve never eaten a taco, and I don’t plan to.
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Sometimes you win and sometimes you learn.
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You must learn that you do not have to be angry just because you have the right to be.
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You can’t change other people or (some) conditions; you can change only your reactions to them.
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If emotional pain or problems have cropped up in your life, you must insist on getting closure. Closure means you don’t carry the problem or the pain. You address the issue, then you slam shut the book and put it away.
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We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.
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If you ever get started on the right path to change, there is one important precondition you have to meet. You must rid yourself of that gnawing and overpowering sense of urgency and panic that always seems to appear on the scene.
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Take the high road, there’s a lot less traffic up there.
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Hey, dummy, you might want to take the time and learn to fly before you do this again!
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People have the right to think and say whatever they want to. But you have the right not to take it to heart, and not to react.
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Experts indicate that you should aim for consistent weight loss of about one to two pounds per week, so you should remain realistic—you aren’t going to lose 40 pounds per week (no matter what any diet product claims).
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Anger is nothing more than an outward expression of hurt, fear and frustration
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