My 10 focus points for anyone who wants to get into the best shape possible

Believe in Yourself and never give up. If not, you won’t be able to achieve your desired I results. There will be days when you feel close to giving up, but be determined to fight back.
2. Write down your goals. How can you get somewhere if you don’t know where you are heading? Share your fitness goals with others, that way people can provide you with greater support.
3. Set new goals every six weeks. After six weeks, compare your results against what you had in your original goals. Be critical of your own progress, but also be realistic. You will not always fulfil your goals, but it is better to aim high, and work hard, than to give yourself a task that is too easy. Challenge yourself.
4. Check Your Progress: Place a calendar on your fridge. Mark a back slash on the days that you followed your diet without cheating. Make a forward slash on the days that you trained. If you trained and followed a good diet on a given day, you should have an X marked on that day.
5. Look at Yourself: Place a picture of how you currently look somewhere that you will be able to see on a daily basis. This picture should provide you with additional motivation to follow this program. Or post a photo to your training log, so that others can see your progress, and give advice and encouragement.
6. Update Your Photos: Take pictures of yourself every 4 weeks and place them next to the before picture. This is to keep reminding yourself why you are doing this and also get motivated by seeing the progress that you are achieving.
7. Remind Yourself Why: Write down the reasons why you are following your fitness program and put them on your blog or profile.
8. Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Keep your house free from any foods that are not good for your program. Only on Sundays can you bring these foods in the house.
9. Preparation: Remember to prepare all your meals the day before, so that when you are at work, you already have all of the food that you will need for the day with you. That way you limit the amount of times you’ll be tempted.
10. Your Are In Control: Remember that only you control what goes in your mouth. Food does not control you!