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Embracing Spring Health Changes
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Embracing Spring Health Changes

As spring approaches, Jen reflects on personal health goals, emphasizing the importance of consistency in exercise and diet. She discusses how warmer weather influences her eating habits and the motivation to improve health. The conversation highlights the significance of setting achievable goals and maintaining a routine.

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Oh, sorry, we were a bit far off the mark there. All right, let me ask the question again. So, yeah, what sort of, you know, new beginning, spring, that sort of stuff, what health-related changes or intentions are you considering moving into spring, that makes sense for you? Yeah. So I think even in spring, I focus on, yeah, trying to get fitter and feel healthier. So going outside for runs because the days are lighter. It's not just about, I guess, trying to stay well and not catch colds and things. You're in that a bit more of a phase of trying to improve health of yourself. For me, anyway, not always so consistent with but I try. Perfect, really good. Okay the next question on spring is, are there any personal goals that you're hoping to start or restart as the season changes into spring? This could relate to, you mentioned activity or diet or mindset or daily habits. Well for me at the moment I'm just trying to get into a more consistent routine of exercise and so going to gym, going on runs and making it kind of like a consistent pattern each week that I do. In terms of health like I try to eat healthily kind of all year round but I guess going into spring there's more, I don't know, my diet changes slightly, I guess, it's not as, it's warmer outside, I don't have as heavy food, etc. I don't know if that's the answer you're looking for. There's no right or wrong answer, as you well know, it's just, you know, what works, what's working for you. That's really good. Another question.

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