Body for Life Success Journal - Fitness & Workout Planner for Men & Women - Track Progress, Goals & Nutrition - Perfect for Gym, Home & Weight Loss Routines

This is exactly what I was looking for. I've known several people to have success with this program. I've tried several times, but I've never made it past a week or two. It explains the program briefly, but if you're new to the program or new to weight lifting, I recommend getting the original Body For Life Book that explains it in more detail. I struggle with motivation and sticking to a program. I have never completed any program. I'm three weeks into this and I feel confident for the first time I will complete these 12 weeks. I like that it not only has a food journal and a workout journal (I could print that), but I like that it has a daily "mindset journal." This really helps me take one day at a time and not get overwhelmed by constantly thinking "12 weeks." I also love the "Daily Lesson" and success story. That helps keeps me motivated daily that just sticking to the program will yield success. I started by carrying it with me and writing down everything I ate as I ate it. I will admit, it's definitely not pocket size so that got a bit cumbersome. But it has so much information, it's worth the size. I started completing my journaling at night before bed, preparing my plan for the next day and since I pack my food for the day, I simply eat what I pack and I stick to the program. I've heard several people say that for the first six weeks you don't see a lot of physical changes. So far I haven't seen a lot of changes, but my strength has improved, my energy is much higher and my sleep is SO much better. Since this program requires a decent amount of discipline, other areas of my life have improved as well. I'm becoming more disciplined overall and that is a surprise but welcome outcome. Overall, if you like journaling, you'll love this book. You can choose how much you use of it. You can take it to the gym with you, but it is is a bit big for that. What works for me is creating a similar chart in Google Sheets, opening that on my phone each workout, recording as I go and then transferring it to my book when I get home. I like looking back through the pages to see how my strength has improved. It's very motivated, well organized, and I can't recommend it enough!