The Wellness Revelation 40-Day Journey Sample

WELCOME

As a fitness instructor for over two decades, I’ve seen the same two clients repeatedly. Initially, it was difficult to tell them apart.

The first one enthusiastically embraced all cardio sweating, muscle training, and the recommended “do and do not” food lists. Eventually, that enthusiasm turned into an obsession, and she became less delighted and more driven as she sought to push her BMI just a little lower and the number of dumbbell curls just a little higher.

The second client also dove right into the workouts. She, too, was delighted to see her body responding to her efforts. But then something happened. Maybe her toddler came down with a nasty bug, or her work schedule changed. Then one day, I realized I hadn’t seen her in a couple of weeks.

I was so happy when I spotted her at the grocery store – but I stopped myself from saying hello after she turned red and ducked into the bread aisle when we made eye contact. The smell of shame filled the air.

These two clients' names and personal details may change, but their stories aren’t all that different. Both desire to improve their lives by taking better care of themselves, but they look solely to their bodies to give them the sustaining confidence or comfort they crave.

Can you relate?

If so, welcome to The Wellness Revelation YouVersion Plan. It is awesome that you desire to improve your quality of life through better health and well-being.

This plan is designed to put you on that path while helping you avoid the dead end of missing this truth: your Creator loves and values you as you are.

As you seek to improve your physical fitness, He wants to free you from whatever is weighing you down. I’m not necessarily talking about pounds. I am talking about the “weight” that keeps you turning toward food (and neglecting your body) or turning away from food (and obsessing over your body).

I am talking about the “weight” that comes from trying to keep life under your control.

Are you stressed out and burned out?

Then you’ve started this plan at the right time.

Reflect:

Do I identify more with the obsessive client or the neglectful client? What is the real “weight” that I have to lose?