This was a more difficult guideline to adhere to consistently. In times of high stress, I did not consider that limiting emotional eating was a goal that I want to achieve. When my excess will-power was diminished, eating right was the first value of mine to get overturned. I believe that eventually getting in the habit of eating more healthfully would serve me well both physically and mentally. My body would feel better and I would also find more constructive ways to deal with bad emotions, rather than the destructive comfort eating behavior. While I did not accomplish this goal this semester, I will continue to work towards it during the summer. I hope that throughout the semester I have built up my mental hardiness enough that I can create eating positive eating habits during the summer given that I will have more will power to exercise when trying to avoid emotional …show more content…
In this program I would serve dinner to and engage with individuals without a home in Boulder. I really enjoy it as a way to get outside of myself and interact with individuals who often are disregarded and ignored in our society. Besides the overall good feeling that I get from making these connections with people, the visits have also helped me to keep perspective on the issues in my own life. I am privileged in so many ways that I do not even realize and I think this is always an important thing to keep in mind. I believe I did well following through with this aspect of my PDP. I regularly volunteered and even sold the idea to a couple of other individuals I am close with who would join me from time to time. I am glad I specified this activity in my PDP and was able to incorporate it into my normal