Micheal Ray Berry
Savannah, Georgia. A public weight-loss record, every day since Sunday, October 18, 2026.
- Start
- 340.1 lb
- Now
- 339.6 lb
- First milestone
- 320 lb
- Goal
- 200 lb
Why public accountability?
I’ve made private commitments to lose weight before. The problem wasn’t knowing what to do. It was staying consistent when nobody else could see whether I followed through.
This time, I’m putting my progress in public, where my commitments are measurable and my actions visible. Every weigh-in, photograph, and daily inspection becomes part of a record I can’t quietly rewrite.
My accountability partner independently oversees the process, verifies submissions, and documents missed requirements and corrective actions under our agreement.
The purpose isn’t a perfect record. It’s an honest one. Difficult days, setbacks, and mistakes belong in the record too. A missed requirement doesn’t disappear because it’s embarrassing, and a difficult week doesn’t erase the progress already made.
I want my commitment shown through consistent action, not repeated promises. The goal is weight loss. The method is structure, transparency, and accountability—one documented day at a time.
Every day
A weigh-in by 8:00 AM, then five photographs and a short video by 10:00 PM, the same way every day, and a Fitbit worn around the clock. My accountability partner reviews it. A missed day stays on the record.
Contact
Contact opens soon. Then you'll be able to write to me, or report a problem with the record to my accountability partner: for example a duplicate photograph, a wrong date, a mislabeled view, or numbers that don't agree with each other.