Do The Thing

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Deciding to make a change is the first step. Sticking with the actions that make that change a reality is where the real work begins. The best way to reach your goal is to form the habits that support your desired end results. And arming yourself with strategies for making healthy behavior changes you can stick with is essential for success.

In this episode, Dr. Dan, Angela and Riley discuss creating healthy habits that you can stick with overtime. They recommend starting with small changes in movement, diet, and sleep, and stress being patient with results while avoiding comparisons. The team shares how focusing on consistency with daily behaviors can help your body find a healthy setpoint, and emphasizes the importance of setting attainable daily goals rather than focusing solely on the end result. The key is momentum – do the thing, the small daily action that will lead to your goal rather than getting paralyzed thinking about the big end result. Dive into this episode as you set your goals for the year and set yourself up for success.

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As always, our mission is to help you Get Healthy and Stay Healthy for a Lifetime!

Becky Auer

Becky Auer is a Best Selling Author, host of the Spotlight Success Series and contributing author to Six Figure Coach Magazine, Small Business Trendsetters and Business Innovators Magazine covering and sharing success tips and strokes of genius from successful entrepreneurs, industry leaders, and marketing experts who share their failures, successes, resources and strategies.

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Dr. Dan & Angela Turo

Dr. Dan and Angela Turo make a fantastic team! They focus on factors that promote health, rather than focusing on treating disease. Their mission is strong! They help guide people about being healthy & to increase knowledge about exercise, nutrition, stress-reduction, time management, and discovering their personal best self.