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The Easy Way To Build Good Habits

II hear a lot of people talking about wanting to get a “fresh start” with their fitness and nutritional habits. But what does that really mean?







For someone to “restart,” this implies that at some point along the way, they stopped.


And while that’s not ideal, it happens.


So if you’ve fallen out of your routine, it’s best to just own it, come up with a simple plan to get started again, and move forward.


Don’t dwell on the past.


Don’t beat yourself up.


Ask yourself,


“What’s one thing I can do today to get back on track?”

Then, do that thing.

It doesn’t have to be a 3-hour workout.

In fact, if you’ve been inactive for a bit, it probably shouldn’t be.

Here are some ideas to help you get started again:

* 10 Push-Ups A Day: Sometimes, even the thought of a 10-minute workout can be daunting if you’ve gotten out of your routine. But could you do 10 push-ups today? Could you do 5 before breakfast and 5 before lunch? That’s a start, and you can always build up from there.


*8 Cups Of Water: If you’re looking to get back into a fitness routine, start simple. Fill your water bottle in the morning and make sure you drink it before lunch. Then, refill it after lunch and finish it before dinner. You’ll be surprised by how much water you can consume if you make it a habit and keep it simple.

*2 Meals With Protein: Protein is the building block of lean mass, and you need a steady supply of it throughout the day. The more lean mass you have, the more fat you’ll burn. So identify the meal that most often lacks protein and make a decision to add protein to that meal. Once you’ve done that and had a protein shake as a snack at some point during the day, you’ve already achieved your goal of getting 2 meals with protein. Then, use that confidence and sense of accomplishment to increase from there.


You see, it doesn’t have to involve a crazy level of commitment or activity to get a fresh start with your fitness routine.


Start small, keep it simple, and celebrate your victories. Before you know it, you’ll be back on track.




Listen, I know this can take time and can be a process that's difficult to navigate if you have ever struggled to create and/or maintain good habits. If you need help keeping your commitments to yourself to prioritize your self-care, I'll send you my Guide that shows you the Easy Way To Build Good Habits for FREE! Here you'll find the 8 steps it takes to do this successfully so you can kick bad behaviors to the curb and keep the good habits going. What are you waiting for? Grab it below TODAY right here:


If you still want more information about building good habits or would rather bypass figuring it out on your own and talk to me about one of my Coaching programs to see if they are a good fit for you, we can certainly do that too! A quick Strategy Session can help us figure out which direction would be best for you. Book one today below:

Many people wish they started sooner. Almost nobody wished they started later. Book your appointment now so you can start becoming the change you want to be. For my fellow Fathers who dare to get better, Coach Ryan Collins


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