Working Out Is Not Like Doing Your Taxes
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Working Out Is Not Like Doing Your Taxes
Summary:
While both working out and doing taxes can lead to significant consequences if ignored, they require different approaches. Taxes can be a once-a-year effort, but exercise demands ongoing commitment. Skipping workouts might not show immediate effects, but over time, the costs are much higher.
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Why You Can't Treat Exercise Like Taxes
Taxes come around once a year, and many people tend to procrastinate until the last moment. However, exercise is not something you can simply cram in all at once. Infrequent, intense workouts can lead to injuries and do little for your overall health. So, what's the solution?
Is it a better workout program?
Or perhaps new exercise equipment?
A personal trainer?
While these factors can contribute, the true key is consistency. No matter how excellent your plan or resources are, inconsistency will always undermine your progress. A month of exercise followed by eleven months of inactivity simply won't work.
Building Consistency
The first step to maintaining consistency is to enjoy the process. Unlike taxes, working out can become something you look forward to. If fitness becomes a habit, like brushing your teeth, you're more likely to stick with it. You don't have to adore every workout, but you shouldn't dread them either.
Recognize that exercise needs to be a life-long habit, not just a means to fit into those smaller jeans. A consistent workout plan is essential for maintaining health and well-being, and the best part is that you get to choose how you do it.
The Power of Habit
When you turn exercise into a habit, a powerful internal shift occurs. Committing to a healthier lifestyle reduces internal sabotage. Instead of battling a voice of doubt every day, you'll find that it eventually fades. You're no longer fixated on a distant fitness goal; instead, you enjoy the process, which naturally leads to achieving your objectives.
Suddenly, skipping a workout feels unusual. You'll start to crave the routine, and exercising will transform from a "have to" into a "get to." The act of sticking to a workout plan becomes a habit, and reaching your goal becomes a byproduct of that consistency. Whether you hit your target, face setbacks, or change goals, your commitment to regular exercise remains unchanged.
Conclusion
Consistent exercise is crucial for maintaining your health, just like taxes are for financial stability. While you may never love doing taxes, if you make exercise a habit that you enjoy, you’ll be more likely to keep it for life.
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