According to Yahoo Shine, a California mom said she posted a picture of herself in a bikini on Facebook as she wanted to inspire other moms to stay in shape and feel good about her body.The picture soon went viral with more than 16 million views on Facebook, more than 12,000 shares and more than 17,000 comments.Some people use things like "you go to girls !" Comments like that applaud Maria Kang of Sacramento."Wow," and "damn hot.Others say she hates and attacks her fatShame other mothersWhether you feel Kang is frustrating or inspiring, she's another example of being a mini-personCelebrities on social mediaEveryone used to be famous for 5 minutes.Now that people get 100, ooo likes it.Kang has three boys, aged 1, 3 and 4, respectively, but she has the image of a muscular, thin-skinned fitness coach.In a Facebook photo, she was dressed in blackand-Sports bra and shorts in WhiteShorts, show off her perfect sixpack.She was surrounded by her lovely children."What is your excuse?"Running at the top of the picture, there is a URL to the Kang personal website.On MariaKang.Com, you will find a random combination of fitness tips, healthy recipes and inspirational blog entries.Some mom said that Kang's beautiful body depressed them and made them feel sad about the loose thighs, but Kang told Yahoo Shine that she shared the image that inspired other women."I want to say, 'I know you don't think you have time if you have children.But you can do it if I can ."Kang will definitely take the time to buy a model.like bod.She works out five to six days a week, usually about an hour a day, runs, goes to the gym and goes to Zumba class.Where did the mother of the three get the time?Many Facebook users assume that Kang is not working and has never been with children, but Kang says she has done everything and she is smart about her time.She did take her boys to the park and had a job managing two small residential care facilities for the elderly she had.But she never watches TV, never sits on the sofa and surf the internet with her iPhone, and she gets up at 6 every morning.m.Kang, a former beauty queen who resumed overeating, posted a long response to negative comments on her Facebook page with nearly 100,000 fans: sorry, you took a picture and resonated in such a negative way.I'm not going to go into details about the difficulties I 've had with genetics, eating disorders, having two companies working full time, no nanny, I'm not a natural skinny, or a personal trainer.I won't even mention how I didn't crave ice cream, chips or chocolate during pregnancy, and wouldn't be inactive on the pretext of my growing belly.This is what I'm talking about.Your explanation is not my fault.It’s Yours.The first step in having your life, your body and your destiny is to have the ideas that come into your own mind.I did not create them.You created them.So if you want to continue to "hate" the image, then get used to hating many other things for the rest of your life.You can blame, complain, or get a new level of thinking by challenging negative vocabulary from your own brain.Still, obesity and those who fight healthThe related disease is actually a bigger problem than this photo.Maybe it's time to stop tipping.Walk around people's feelings and achieve their goals.What is your excuse?Have you been turned off by Kang or inspired?