Welcome Note & Mission Statement

Hi to all the future followers.
Recently I've embarked on a journey of redifining and rediscovering WHO I really am. I'm going to become me. Become the me I really want to be.

First let me start by defining who I was...

In January this year I was a morbidly obese man, I ate what I thought were the foods I liked the most and in large quantities. I smoked a pack of cigarettes a day and had a boring managerial job that represented a sedentary life style. I did little or no exercise and felt letargic and had no energy.

In February I've made the decision that I would change myself, I would get to know who I was and start defining who I would become, not who I would like to become, but who I would surelly become. In this process I would start defining the road to becoming me, the new me.

In March I gave up a 15 year addiction to nicotine, cold turkey. I had the help of John McKenna and Allen Carr's books but that was it, I decided to do it and three months on it was perhaps the best decision of my life.

I've found who I was and have defined who I will become. This blog will serve to keep me focused on my targets and will not let me deviate from the outcomes I've set for myself. I will not take no for an answer anymore I will succeed in this quest and I shall be reborn the new me.

Over the coming days I will write down exactly what the new me will be like. I will write it down here so that anyone visiting can see and hopefully on the unlikely event that I get off track jolt me back to the road for the new person I am already becoming.

I hope this blog gets some views and hope it gets known, not because I'm looking for fame or anything like that, I'm quite shy actually but I would like to touch the lives of other people that may lack the energy and determination I now have to make a lasting and dramatic change to who I was and become a whole new person in most areas of my life. If the times I'm going to spend writing for this blog will inspire at least one person to take action and control of their lives then its time well spent.

I will see you all again soon.

Regards,

Rod