Down 27 Pounds and I’m So Excited

Down 27 Pounds and I’m So Excited

There’s something electric about the feeling of progress—especially when it’s taken time, effort, and commitment. Hitting the milestone of being 27 pounds down isn’t just about a number; it’s about the story behind that number. It’s every hard choice, every moment of self-doubt you pushed through, every time you said yes to yourself instead of old habits.

And it’s okay to be excited. In fact, you should be. Because this journey isn’t just physical—it’s emotional, mental, and deeply personal. Losing 27 pounds means your clothes are fitting differently, your energy is shifting, your confidence is growing. Maybe you’ve had more stamina for walks, noticed your face changing in the mirror, or felt stronger doing everyday things.

It might not seem like a “goal weight” to someone else, but you know exactly what it took to get here. The early mornings. The saying no when it would have been easier to give in. The learning curve of figuring out how to eat, move, and live in a new way.

And yet, this milestone doesn’t mean the journey is over. It’s a checkpoint—a moment to pause, celebrate, and reflect. What worked? What helped you stay consistent? What are you proudest of?

This is also a great time to double down on non-scale victories. Think about how your sleep has improved, how much better your digestion feels, or how your mood has shifted. Celebrate the stronger mindset, the better choices, the momentum you’ve built.

Let your excitement fuel you. Motivation ebbs and flows, but when you capture that moment of success—when it truly hits you that your hard work is paying off—you gain the confidence to keep going.

And yes, talk about it! Share your win. Tell a friend, post a picture, journal the feeling. You never know who you might inspire just by sharing where you are right now.

You’re 27 pounds down—and that’s worth shouting from the rooftops. Be proud, stay focused, and keep going. The journey ahead is still yours to own, and it’s already clear you’re doing something right.