Episode #13 Sweat Every Day
Start small. Find a friend. Make a goal. This week, Libby Snow and Dr. Michael Brown talk about the benefits of working physical exercise into your daily rhythm.
Show Notes
My first week of college, I didn’t know anything about exercise. But I said, "You know what? I can buy a pair of running shoes."Dr. Michael Brown
Three Problems
- We often treat the cars we have today better than we treat the bodies we will have forever.
- We often blame a lack of time for our lack of exercise even though just one minute of exercise could improve our physical and mental health.
- If we fail to prioritize our physical health, we will have fewer years on this earth to become the best version of ourselves.
Three Principles
- The five essential ingredients of a fantastic day are mornings, mediation, meals, mindset, and movement.
- Physical activity improves more than just our physical health, creating positive effects in our mental health, our professional life, and our relationships with others.
- We can choose to engage in a healthy and helpful physical activity even when we don’t feel like it.
Three Practices
- Always make room in your budget for a good pair of running shoes.
- Set an alarm at intervals throughout your work day that reminds you to take a walk or perform a simple exercise.
- Incorporate physical activity into the recreational activities you share with the people you love.
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