Day 930: Weekly Accountability To The Rescue!

Weekly accountability pictures day 930

G’day,

This week did not go to plan, of the six workouts I had planned I completed a grand total of zero! In fact, the only thing I did that could be considered exercise was today’s surf session. 

Starting Each Day On The Back Foot

So, what went wrong? An analysis of my stats for the week would attribute it to a lack of quality sleep. With my sleep duration and schedule out of whack I started each day on the back foot. 

Instead of getting my training done in the morning I “postponed” it to the evening. Then by the time I finished work I was so exhausted I bypassed the gym and went straight home! What do you call a second postponement in the same day…repeated six days in a row?!

A Decrease In Motivation?

While this explains my failure to complete any scheduled training it does not really account for why this occurred. Why did I choose not to get to sleep at my normally scheduled time? Why did I not right the ship after missing the mark the first couple of days?

I think the answer to both these questions is a decrease in motivation. Perhaps I haven’t attached a big enough PRW (Powerful Reason Why) to the completion of Mission 11? 

Perhaps I assumed that the “Day 1000” milestone would be enough on its own to power me forward? I’ll take some time out tonight to think about my Mission 11 PRW and adjust if necessary. 

Thank God For Weekly Accountability!

On a more positive note I am grateful that I have this accountability system firmly embedded in my weekly routine. The reason being is that this is precisely the type of week that turned into a month and kicked off the slow downward spiral in August 2009…that continued until August 10, 2021.

A weekly accountability process that includes publishing progress pictures and activity stats is the “last line of defence” in halting a potential downward spiral. Of course, I would much prefer to “winning” pictures and stats but times like now it helps me nip a “spiral” in the bud and allows to start next week with a clean slate!  

Until Day 937…

Eat Clean,
Shred Hard,
Think BIG!

Adam Waters

New Year’s Resolutions: 2024

Total Compliance Rate: 92.8%
From Jan 1 to Feb 25, 2024

Alcohol
(beer, wine & spirits)

Soft Drink
(carbonated water with sugar and/or artificial sweetners)

Junk Food
(processed, added sugar, non-whole food)

2024 Goal: Abstain from alcohol 100% of the time.
Abstained 56 of 56 Days: 100%

2024 Goal: Abstain from soft drink 95% of the time.
Abstained 47 of 56 Days: 83.90%

2024 Goal: Abstain from junk food 95% of the time.
Abstained 53 of 56 Days: 94.60%

2022: Alcohol Spend: $398.94
2023 Alcohol Spend: $42.08
2024 Alcohol Spend: $0.00

2022 Soft Drink Spend: $494.88
2023 Soft Drink Spend: $256.80
2024 Soft Drink Spend: $49.75

2022 Junk Food Spend $225.01
2023 Junk Food Spend $94.54
2024 Junk Food Spend $0.00

Mission 11: Weekly Accountability
Progress Pictures And Stats

Weekly accountability pictures day 14 of 84

Weekly Accountability Log
Day 930 of 1000 – Feb 25, 2024

Mission 11: Day 14 of 84 

RTP Module

Y/N?

Points

1) Mindset (0.5 pts per day)

7

2) Motivation (0.5 per day)

7

3) Goals (0.5 pts per day)

7

4) Scales (0.5 pts per day)

7

5) Physique
  – Weekly Picture (21 pts)
  – 6 Workouts? (7 pts- rest)

42
8

6) Nutrition
  – Food Plan (2 pts per day)
  – Drink Plan (1 pt per day)

28
14

7) Real Time Wildcard
  – 10k ave steps (1 pt p/d).

14

Cumulative Acc. Score

CAS 

134/140

Cume. Acc. Percent Score

CAPS 

95.7%

Mission 11: Day 14 Accountability
Scales/Step Count (Proof of Work)

Mission 11: Day 14 of 84 – Feb 25, 2024

Day 14 Weight/Bodyfat

Day 14 Steps/Training

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