Ok, so one of the coolest things about winning the Medifast Happy Afters Contest in 2010? Getting to encourage the 2011 contest people. Think you’re not a “contest people”? Well, Medifast users, you are! The only thing standing between you and that title is your willingness to share your story with the Medifast team. Whether you’ve lost ten pounds or a hundred and ten, I assure you the company wants to hear from you and celebrate your success with you!
I know, there are people out there who have had wild success on this plan, and still believe their story isn’t worth sharing. You know, the people, who just like me, think they never win anything. Who think they haven’t done enough to be “successful”. Who constantly compare their weight loss to others, only to get discouraged that somebody, somewhere is in skinnier jeans or has a lower number on the scale. In reality, you made a committment to health, used products that work along with making right choices every single day, and are looking better than you have in years.
Well, friends, if you’ve succeeded at all in weight loss ventures, whether one pound or one hundred, then victory is yours. If you’ve gained anything back at any time in the process, consider yourself human, and pick yourself up by your bootstraps and get back at it. Don’t forget how far you’ve come! And, if you’re wondering whether to tell a company that their products worked, just do it!
Think about all the consumer goods and services out there. What kind of feedback is usually given to the company itself? Typically the happy customers stay quiet, and the people who share their voice tend to be more negative than positive. SO, if it worked, tell the people who commit to making the product you use in your daily life. It will give you a boost that you’ve found success, and will definitely give them a boost that their product, their job, and their personal commitment to the products you need for success are worth it!
Go for it! We’re proud of you!
(Yeah, I know, this sounds like a paid advertisement. LOL. It’s just me, an average girl, who got up the guts to share my story, who got to go to Baltimore with some really great people, who wound up in a magazine ad…)
