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The simplest start for me was walking. Find somewhere appealing like a park/trail and do what you can at first. I found mornings the least likely to be interrup
by stephenr 10y ago
The simplest start for me was walking. Find somewhere appealing like a park/trail and do what you can at first. I found mornings the least likely to be interrupted by other life events.
Once you feel like the time it takes is more of a limit than the energy, find something that's more energy demanding.
For me that was cycling.
As everyone says, consistency is one of the key things to keeping the habit. I made it a M-F thing, with weekend rest days.
The other aspect is obviously diet but that is harder to suggest without knowing more about you/your lifestyle/etc.
I do think food is an easier one habit wise: if you treat yourself (or slip, however you see it) one day, I think it's easier to get back into healthier foods the following day (unless you buy everything the day you eat it?)
Anyway good luck, it's definitely worth the work.