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You all already know how much I am looking ahead and while that it true with my blog I am doing that with my life as well. That is why I took the time to write down that I will walk more. In fact I took the time to write a whole letter to my future self. I am going to take that letter and lock it up until the end of next year and see if I accomplish anything on there. It is one of those things that I honestly didn’t think about but trust me if I could give my younger self advice there would be a whole ton of it. Nature’s Bounty is helping as I journey towards a much healthier future.
One thing I know that I haven’t thought about is that if I take care of my mental, spiritual, emotional, social and physical health now that I will reap the benefits later. I just think about whatever is happening at the moment and that is something that I need to stop doing. Which is why I am thankful that Nature’s Bounty is encouraging people to think about our overall health and well-being. As well as to take realistic steps today towards achieving that healthy tomorrow. That image above is my letter that I wrote and I will certainly check in with you all at the end of next year to see how I did.
That is my commitment to myself and you can check out former professional gymnast and mother of four kids, Mary Lou Retton’s commitment at NaturesBounty.com/DearFutureMe. She has teamed up with them to encourage us to commit to our future self. In fact a couple of the things that she tries to do each day to feel good about her overall health is stay active, take vitamins, and know that it is not always about “winning” but about balance. I think that last one is the most important for me.
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Your forward-thinking letter is very inspirational, and you’ve got me thinking about what I’d like to tell my future self. Actually, getting outside and walking every day are goals I’ve set for myself, too. Being in touch with the natural world does wonders for my mental health, and the mild exercise is good for my physical health, too. Good luck with your resolutions!
I like the idea of writing goals. I typically think of them but don’t write them down. I like then having a check-in at the end of the year to see what I’ve done with them.
I always put myself last hen in fact I shouldn’t. My husband had been quite ill and all the focus was on him. There were times I was so tired or so stressed I dont know how I made it. It still carries on. I try and at least remember vitamins, but usually forget .
I love the connection to the mental, spiritual, emotional, social and physical health aspect. It reminds me of Stephen Covey’s last habit of Sharpening the Saw.