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Feeling in a rut and you just can't get up and exercise?

  • Writer: Kim Burdick
    Kim Burdick
  • 19 hours ago
  • 2 min read

Start small, and commit to walking for just 10 minutes each day at the same time for a duration of 30 days. This approach not only allows you to ease into a new habit but also helps in establishing a sustainable routine that can lead to lasting change. By choosing a specific time each day, whether it's in the morning to kickstart your day, during your lunch break to refresh your mind, or in the evening to unwind, you create a predictable pattern that your body and mind can adapt to.


We, as humans, thrive on consistency and routine, as these elements provide a sense of stability and predictability in our often chaotic lives. When we engage in a regular activity, like walking, our bodies begin to anticipate it, making it easier to integrate into our daily lives. This small yet significant commitment can lead to numerous benefits, including improved physical health, enhanced mental clarity, and increased overall well-being. As you progress through the 30 days, you may find that not only do you look forward to your daily walks, but you also start to notice the positive effects on your mood and energy levels. The act of walking itself can serve as a form of meditation, allowing you to clear your mind and reflect on your day. Additionally, the routine can become a time for personal reflection or even social interaction if you choose to walk with a friend or family member. Ultimately, this simple practice can serve as a foundation for further changes in your lifestyle, encouraging you to explore longer walks, different routes, or even other forms of exercise. By starting small and building on that foundation, you set yourself up for success in creating a healthier, more active life.

 
 
 

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