Daily blog (audio): I looked what he was buying [I get this every day too]

<p>I looked what he was buying [I get this every day too]</p> <p><br></p> <p>We're on a mission to help one million people RISE by 2030 - join the movement at <a href="http://www.myrise.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.myrise.co.uk</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>The other week my youngest son and I fetched a second hand Springfree Trampoline from Northwich.</p> <p>I stopped at the garage by Monk’s Cross to get fuel, a Costa for me and a juice for Charlie.</p> <p>While I was queuing I noticed the word ‘Trainer’ on the back of the guy in front of me.</p> <p>It was one of the PTs from the high end Personal Training Studio round the corner.</p> <p>Top setup and phenomenal results.</p> <p>At a very top level price.</p> <p>He was getting his lunch.</p> <p>I was interested to see what he was eating.</p> <p>So had a little peek.</p> <p>Until I remembered that’s what I get every time I go to Tesco (not so often in the last year thanks to Click N Collect).</p> <p>I bump into someone I know………</p> <p>And they take a sly glance in my trolley.</p> <p>Which is fine.</p> <p>I get it.</p> <p>Sometimes I get a “Caught you”.</p> <p>Because there’s something in there that they consider “naughty”.</p> <p>Bread, cake, biscuits, alcohol, etc.</p> <p>I’ve had people message me a picture of me in my car at the McDonald’s drive through from the few places behind that they’re sat on more than one occasion.</p> <p>And lots of other similar messages when I’m seen at certain places or eating or drinking certain things.</p> <p>And, again, I get it.</p> <p>It’s partly a joke.</p> <p>But it’s a joke usually underpinned by a mindset that’s holding that person back.</p> <p>They think that you “can’t have” those foods and lose weight, get fit, etc.</p> <p>And when they feel they can’t “not have” them……….</p> <p>They feel they’ve failed.</p> <p>That they should “write off” the rest of that day / weekend / week / month.</p> <p>That this is something they “can’t do”.</p> <p>That they’re not “that kind of person”.</p> <p>“This isn’t for me”.</p> <p>