Rob Young and Sheridan Lee

Balance and Moderation

Rob Young and Sheridan Lee

  • 025 - Consistency Over Intensity

025 - Consistency Over Intensity

Wednesday 30th June 2021

Learn how small, consistent changes can lead to lasting wellness with Rob Young and Sheridan Lee on Balance and Moderation.
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Balance and Moderation
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Rob Young and Sheridan Lee
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
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Consistency Over Intensity: Crafting Lasting Wellness Habits

It's all about consistency, and just doing a little bit every single day is so much more effective than going super hard at your work, at your health and wellness, at any aspect of your life.
Do you ever feel like you're on a health rollercoaster, with one week of crushing it and the next spent on the couch? You're not alone. In this episode of Balance and Moderation, hosts Rob Young and Sheridan Lee dive into the crucial role of consistency in building lasting healthy habits. They share their personal journeys and struggles, making it clear that the key to success isn't about going all out but rather making small, sustainable changes that stick.
From swapping out one meal for a salad to starting your day with a glass of water and lemon juice, Rob and Sheridan provide practical tips that are easy to incorporate into your daily routine. They also touch on the importance of diet, rest, and self-care, emphasizing that it's the little things done consistently that lead to big results. Accountability plays a significant role too, and the hosts even suggest joining a meditation accountability group to keep you on track.
This episode is packed with relatable advice and inspiration for anyone looking to improve their wellness without burning out. So if you're ready to make some positive changes in a realistic way, tune in and start building habits that last a lifetime.