People are so crazy. They want a simple weight loss plan and then don’t follow it. What they really want is an outrageous weight loss plan, something that is going to melt fat like butter over a burning hot stove. Does such a plan exist?

It might, but when you burn something fast you will undoubtedly find yourself suffering from mental and physical “burnout” someplace not too far from the starting gate.

Not the ideal weight loss result you’re looking for.

A good alternative should be to warm things up and then increase the heat slowly, taking the furnace up a few extra notches, pacing yourself, so when you do reach the top level of acceleration you’re absolutely ready for it.

So back to the beginning: What is the simple weight loss plan? Begin by examining your surroundings. More specifically what 3 things in your home environment are hindering your weight loss progress? Could it be you’re watching too much TV? Does your home look consistently scuttled or untidy?

Are there too many goodies in the pantry for late night snacking? The first part of the plan is to remove any obvious roadblocks. You do this by first identifying those things in which you know are not conducive to maximum weight loss, and then eliminating them completely.

Next step: Organize your energies into laser-like precision. Think of a glass filled with water. Think of that same glass as your daily energy storage tank. Once that water is gone, so is your energy. You must realize that you have limited internal resources to draw from daily.

We all have limitations. A finite amount of energy is one of those limitations. So then, how important is losing weight to you? Very important, you say, well then make certain you have enough energy to do the physical exercise necessary to reap the weight loss results you desire.

Quick tip: do your exercise when your energy is at optimum level. For many this can be first thing in the morning.

Last step: Progression. Commit yourself at the very beginning to doing a little more tomorrow than you did today. We’re talking about exercise. The more you do, the more you can do. Plan on paper. Think big. Write down big goals. Take those steps necessary to achieve those goals.

Here is the simple weight loss plan creed: It doesn’t have to be hard. You just need to stay consistent.