Stress - something that can hinder weight loss

[Countrychic 1]

hey guys. i hear all the time that stress and anxiety can hinder weight loss. and i have alot of it. im sure that it is one of the main factors for my slow of nonweightloss. so my husband is out of work and we are trying to find a way to supplement the income and heres my question. does anyone know of a legit work from home job? i know it really has nothing to do with the lap band and for that i am sorry. but i am at my wits end. if anyone knows of anything please either leave a comment here or pm me. im trying my hardest to suceed at this and it seems like anything and everything is there to try to stop me. im afraid of failure and and already beyond stressed. i dont want to work out or do anything because i am exhausted. it also limits what i am able to eat bc we dont have the extra money for the healthy food choices that i want to eat. sorry for the rant but i just need some help and advice. thanks!

[Blaze21 5]

I'm sorry to hear of your struggles. I do not have any info for work at home jobs, as I am seeking one myself. I just wanted to send well wishes your way. I hope someone else can assist you. Good luck.

[Fluffy1 0]

aloha - what about if you try to sell Pampered Chef or tupperware or Avon or other products from home? There are lots of new alternatives like Southern Living and all that...you might try an eBay business from home or something - just a few suggestions

good luck - chin up - get motivated, success is the best revenge! go... gooooo... Gooooooooooooooooooooo!

[Countrychic 1]

I'm sorry to hear of your struggles. I do not have any info for work at home jobs, as I am seeking one myself. I just wanted to send well wishes your way. I hope someone else can assist you. Good luck.

thanks same to you!

[Fluffy1 0]

just curious if you were able to find something?

[bellaisgreat 0]

:thumbup:I sell Mary Kay and it has helped so much!

The product sells itself.

[BetsyB 9]

Remember that the best way to combat stress is to take care of your body. Eating well, exercising, and getting enough rest really can have HUGE impact on your ability to cope with stress.

I do work from home--but in a sort of small niche (educational publishing). It's worked out really well for me. I wasn't always in this field--but parlayed my education and experience into a job that has allowed me to be at home with my kids. PM me if you want to talk about it--sometimes fresh eyes can help you think of things to do with your background that hadn't occurred to you.