On my first day I took lots measurements all pats of my body and added to iPad diary
I added lots photos to the day I began onto the diary page

Going to look back and compare in couple months.

Just looking at my photos in my shorts is enough to keep going,whenever I flip back

I did once hear of a guy putting his photo on his phone screen saver to keep a reminder.
Then there’s the fridge door,car dash board,biscuit tin,(going too far?) and face book !😂
Alan

I don’t think I’d want the “before” photo in front of me all the time, too depressing. I’d rather an aspirational picture of a healthy person on a beach or something. But use whatever works for you! And taking measurements is a good idea.

Yes I agree a couldn’t see my self all the time either ,but put in a diary thought be interesting to look back at changes every few months.
Good reminder not to go back once we’ve attained those fabulous bodies of a top gymnast/model
(Well I can dream)😀
Alan

I did something similar I took photos in some ordinary clothes and a target dress that was too small. Took photos in same clothes and occluded a head shot then I have used some software and put them all side by side in scrapbook pages. The head shots serve as really good reminder as you think you haven’t changed much but that is wrong.

Hi maisontaylor, I have reported your post to admin as you seem to be advertising something. You cant be a very good salesperson as I cant work out what you are selling.

I have a series of photos in my underwear – front facing, side and back. Not a very pretty sight but keeps me motivated and lovely to see the bits getting smaller 🙂

reported twice now

Reported as advertising

reported both of maisontaylors posts to admin as spam.

Great ideas. I am going to use some of them.

Thank you for being alert and trying to keep this forum on point.

That’s a great topic! One idea that works really well is offering a small reward or shout-out for participants who share their first few photos something like a “Photo of the Week” feature or a digital badge. You could also create a themed challenge (like nature, color tones, or reflections) to give beginners direction and motivation. Simple incentives like getting featured on your homepage or social media can go a long way in encouraging people to participate and keep improving!