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6 Ways to Live a Healthier and Happier Life

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With January well underway, it’s time to take stock of the goals you’re going to work on throughout the year. While focusing on your career prospects or attracting romance into your life are great ideas, one of the most important things you can do is to set a goal that looks at living a happier and healthier life.

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Once you’ve made changes that help to improve your happier and healthier way of living, you’ll find the rest of your goals will start to fall nicely into place – no matter what they are.

With that in mind, here are ways you can start living a happier and healthier life — right now!

6 Ways to Live Healthier and Happier

#1 Spend More Time Outdoors

If you’re the kind of person that spends a lot of time indoors due to work and study, thinking about the ways in which you can increase your ‘fresh air time’ is incredibly important.

Even though the weather may not always be great, trying to get out of the house at least once a day is great for your mental health. If you’re struggling to get started, try to set yourself the goal of going for a fifteen-minute walk every morning – you’ll be surprised how much difference it can make.

#2 Surround Yourself with People Who Inspire You

One of the best ways to improve your mood is to surround yourself with people that make you happy and inspire you on a daily basis. While it may seem like an obvious point to make, the amount of people that hang on to toxic friendships and relationships is surprising.

Think about those who really matter to you and make sure they’re the ones you’re putting all your efforts into.

#3 Eat a Healthy Diet, But Don’t Deprive Yourself of the Foods You Love

Having a healthy diet ensures you are looking after your body, but it’s important to not tell yourself you can’t have things. As soon as you start saying no, your mind will start telling you that you can’t live without the food you’re craving.

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Try eating a healthier diet. Include lots of fresh, wholesome food – allowing yourself a treat whenever you feel you need something a little extra.

#4 Do Exercises You Love

For most, exercise is a chore.

The key to sticking to a routine is finding an exercise you love as that means when it comes to doing it, you’re excited about getting started. Whether it’s going for a run, joining the gym or taking swimming lessons – finding a routine you love could make the world of difference.

#5 Practice Self-Care When You Can

Self-care is great practice for those that don’t get a lot of time to themselves. When you do find you have a quiet moment, take the time to ensure you’re looking after you. Whether that’s a hot bath after a long day at work or curling up with a good book at the end of each night, self-care ensures you’re being mindful of what you need.

#6 Consider All Your Options

When it comes to being healthy there are lots of different options to consider when you feel as though things have gotten out of hand. Whether it’s talking to your doctor about gastric sleeve surgery, seeing a therapist regarding your mental health, or taking time off work when you’re sick, working out all of the options you have can help you make a more informed decision in times of need.

Are you looking to live a healthier and happier life? What are you planning to change?

In good health,
Robert Borne

Jan 19, 2019Robert Borne
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January 19, 2019 Get Fit, Good Habits, Inspiration, Self Loveexercise, happier, happy, healthier, healthier diet, healthy, healthy diet, mental health, ways to live healthier158
Robert Borne

Robert Borne is retired from the mental health profession in which he utilized a cognitive behavioral approach to addictions. He has helped many people take control of their health and their lives. Nowadays Bob is solely focused on food as a substance of abuse, various treatment approaches, and the emotional changes the individual and family must navigate before, during and after massive weight loss.

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