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Stanley's Story
Roughly 45 years ago, Stanley was an 18 year old college freshman at the University of Texas who weighed close to 300 pounds. Roughly 20 years later, his weight maxed out at 367 pounds when he was in Law School. As recently as 2009, he still weighed 320 pounds.
Fast forward to 2023, he weighs approx 140 pounds (a more than 225 pound weight loss. He did it WITHOUT drugs or surgeries. Simply getting his head on straight, learning to eat better and exercising daily. He's a certified Whole Foods Plant Based Lifestyle Coach and the creator of The Way of Excellence, a comprehensive system of 20 Concepts that help you to create the life you want for yourself. He’s married; lives in Arizona, he’s a CPA, an attorney, an author of several books; a professional walker (as he likes to call himself); and a catalyst for change who’s devoted his life to helping others to change their lives; and to change our world. He has lectured extensively at the world class Canyon Ranch Spa in Tucson, AZ and other venues as well, where he lectures on the subjects of personal excellence, motivation, personal development and change.
If you're looking for one-on-one coaching on how to get that weight off, getting in shape and staying in shape, Stanley is here to help.
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Learn To Create Your Own Filter Of Excellence
Is your life out of balance?
Do you feel stuck? Do you feel like your situation is hopeless?
The concept of human potential is a funny thing.
Potential is that which you are capable of being or becoming.
Most of us (probably all of us), are capable of achieving
so much more than we have ever thought is possible.
That's because, no matter how great you are, no matter how fantastic
you already are there is always the possibility of becoming something even greater.
I'm Stanley Bronstein.
During my first 50 years, I became an attorney, a CPA, a real estate broker
and an author. Some might say that's quite a list of accomplishments.
Yet, I was in poor physical health. I was walking around at 320 pounds
(and I'm only 5' 7" tall).
I ate too much. I drank too much. I exercised too little.
Despite all my successes, I was slowly killing myself.
As I like to call it, I was committing "Slowicide".
I have no doubt that had I continued along the path I was taking,
I would be gone by now.
I was wasting my potential.
I was capable of becoming so much more, yet I had failed to do so.
Why?
I believe it was because I was unwilling to make permanent, lasting changes in my life.
I had lost weight many times before, yet I never kept it off long-term.
The weight would always come back with a vengeance.
It was only when I decided that I had had enough that things
began to permanently change for the better.
It was only when I became willing to do what it takes,
FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE,
that things began to permanently change for the better.
All of this sounds scary, doesn't it?
Making permanent, lasting changes requires you to give up
many things in your life. No doubt about it.
Here's the funny part ...
When you give up the things you thought were important to you
(but really weren't),
so many other, FANTASTIC, WONDERFUL things will come into your life.
I had always wanted, more than anything,
to get in shape and to take off my excess weight and
to reach my goal weight of getting below 150 pounds.
But I was never permanently successful, until I began making
permanent, lasting changes in my eating habits and in my exercise habits.
That's because I wasn't willing to make the short-term sacrifices
necessary to achieve my long-term goals.
HERE'S WHAT I LEARNED
If you don't sacrifice for what you want, what you want becomes the sacrifice.
For many years I sacrificed the good health I wanted,
just so I could eat all the delicious, junk foods I craved.
I WAS PUTTING MY SHORT-TERM DESIRES AHEAD OF MY LONG-TERM GOALS.
In the long-term, that kind of behavior just won't cut it.
Do you do similar things?
Are you failing to achieve all that you want to achieve?
IF SO, PLEASE KEEP READING ...
My story is about weight loss,
but the things I learned
and the methods I developed
apply to just about anything.
It's all about achieving fitness.
Mentally
Physically
and
Spiritually
and then integrating them
into a balanced whole.
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