christianmetallover
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@fadeaway Why do you have to tackle all those things at once? Try working on one or two things until they become a part of your routine instead, and then add in one more thing, etc. If you average 3k steps a day, aim for 4k. An extra 1k steps is a much more reasonable goal that can be achieved by using the second closest toilet at work instead of the closest and parking towards the back, and a ten minute walk on your days off. When 4k steps is a part of your routine (one or two months of achieving it most every day), then aim for 5k, 6k, etc, until you're happy with the amount you're getting (which doesn't have to be 10 or 12k steps a day!). If you drink 4 glasses of water a day, start with aiming for 5. If counting calories and macros and micro nutrients are too stressful, focus instead on making healthy food choices. Get in your five-a-day (or if you're where I was earlier this year, focus on eating one serving each of fruits and veggies every day and work your way up from there), lean protein, and whole grains. Aim for an 80/20 approach for healthy food to junk food.
You absolutely can achieve everything on your list, but trying to do it all at once will only lead to burnout again. Make small, gradual changes that you can easily incorporate into the life that you're currently living for lasting impact. Slow and steady wins the race!
You absolutely can achieve everything on your list, but trying to do it all at once will only lead to burnout again. Make small, gradual changes that you can easily incorporate into the life that you're currently living for lasting impact. Slow and steady wins the race!