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what you guys said. I also recall reading that if you do something for two weeks it becomes a habit. SO avoiding the trolley was going well. Sure I will be OK, must have burned a few on the turbo tonight.
Don't beat yourself up over the odd treat - the thing to remember is if you burn more calories than you take on you will get thinner. The best results also come if you take a gradual approach which involves long term, sustainable changes to your diet/exercise regime, changes you can stick to and which don't seem like a hardship.
Joe Beer used to say that you should be aiming to lose about a 1/4 of a pound a week - you can do that and barely notice it, but the weeks soon fly by… One of the things I have always found useful is to look at when you eat as much as what you eat. The old Breakfast like a King, have lunch like a prince, and dine like a pauper - I once had to do that for a feature and it worked amazingly well.
The tricky bit was family evening meals and saying that I only wanted a little bit…
i'd be black and blue all week
Seriously though, you've done good work and a snickers can't spoil it. What can is thinking that now you've gone astray (snickers, chinese, night on the p*ss followed by a doner kebab, whatever) there's no point carrying on. that's always been my downfall on diets. and like tony says, the sums ain't rocket science: if what comes out is more than what goes in, you get thinner. whatever else you do, it really is that simple...