Participating in a health-shared community fosters motivation and inspiration. By sharing experiences and challenges, individuals can support each other in maintaining healthy habits and achieving common wellness objectives.
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We're setting up this online community and we'd love you to be a part of it, an important part of it. We call it a health shared community. So how do you feel a health shared community could help you or others build positive momentum during the spring? Share experiences, share stories, be motivation and inspiration for each other, you know. Share your challenges and struggles and see how we can help each other out, you know. So I think just being a part of a community that have the, you know, that have the same goals and some of the same aspirations is just a good form to be a part of. So you can just, you know, try to motivate each other. You know, because sometimes you don't get that in your immediate circle, you know. People might say, oh, you've been thick all your life, girl, why are you worrying about a nail? Like, I want to be healthy. I really want to be healthy. You know, I want to live a long time if I can, you know, so I need to do this. You know, some of your people that you've been around for a long period of time sometimes discourage you unconsciously. They don't mean to, but they do like, girl, you've been big all your life, why are you worrying about a nail? You know, I'll be like, oh, I'm not drinking this week. You're not drinking. You don't want to take a drink. So you have to be around like-minded people. So if you want to lose weight, you want to stop drinking, you need to be a part of a community.
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