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124 | Daily Movement: The Basics & How to Fit It In, Even with a Packed Schedule

124 | Daily Movement: The Basics & How to Fit It In, Even with a Packed Schedule

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Do you want to move more but feel like the day gets away from you? In this episode, we’re simplifying daily movement so it actually fits into your real life — the life with work, grandkids, errands, appointments, and a schedule that feels full before the day even starts.

Inside this episode, you’ll learn:

• What “daily movement” really means for women over 50 • Why movement matters more now than ever • The 3 reasons you think you don’t have time • Simple ways to build movement into a packed schedule • The mindset shift that makes movement feel energizing, not exhausting • A 3-step movement plan you can start today

This isn’t about hour-long workouts or perfection. It’s about creating energy, easing joint pain, stabilizing hormones, and building confidence — one small action at a time.

⭐ If you want personalized support and accountability, my 1:1 coaching helps you create simple habits that actually stick. No more starting over every Monday. Book your 1:1 Mindful Eating Coaching Call — a focused, one-hour session to help you understand your hunger cues, break the start-stop cycle, and build a plan that actually fits your life.

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