Fitness relates to your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. But, let's face it, working out, has a positive impact on all three.
The truth is, personal and professional goals are forever intertwined, Feel good and you are more productive at work. When work goes well, typically so does your personal life.
As writers, our default mode is sitting at the computer. But it doesn't have to be.
Having trouble committing time and energy to a regular workout?
Here are 5 fitness goals for writers:
1. Explore Workout Videos. Like with any business service, you will connect better with some trainers than others, There are a plethora of workouts from which to choose on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. Start searching.
2. Find a Workout You Enjoy. Test out different types of exercise until you find one that fits you. If you enjoy your workout, you are more likely to do it.
3. Start Small. A 10-minute workout still counts as a win. Don't go overboard with new workout goals ... you may burn out, over-do things, and/or potentially hurt yourself. Instread, start small, pace yourself, and build up to longer workouts.
4. Join a Community. There are plenty of fitness groups for sharing and reporting on workout goals. You can also share your goals and wins in my Write On Online Facebook Group or on my weekly #GoalChat Twitter chat.
5. Track Your Progress. Keep a log of your workouts, including what you did, when, and for how long. Seeing your progress with help motivate you to keep going!
Bonus: Set rewards for accomplishing your fitness goals. You worked hard on working out. You deserve it!
Committing to fitness - much like your commitment to writing - is a gift to yourself. So, choose yourself.
And, remember, you can do it!
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What are your fitness goals? Please share in the comments.
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Need some extra help setting and achieving your goals? Please reach out!
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