Why “Getting Back on Track” Stops Working: Capacity, Consistency & the 1% Rule
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Every fall, the same thing seems to happen. Summer ends, school starts, schedules get fuller, and the healthy habits that felt manageable a few months ago suddenly become harder to maintain.
Then comes the familiar thought: I need to get back on track.
But what if you don’t need more discipline? What if your capacity has changed, but your expectations haven’t?
In this episode, I’m talking about why consistency with nutrition, movement, sleep, and wellness can feel harder during busy seasons and why trying to force yourself back into an old routine can keep you stuck in an all-or-nothing cycle.
I’ll also introduce the 1% rule, a practical way to keep making progress when you don’t have the capacity to do everything.
Because consistency doesn’t mean doing the same amount all year long. Sometimes it means adjusting your approach so your health habits can work within the life you’re actually living.
If fall usually leaves you feeling like you’ve fallen off track and need to start over, this episode will give you a different way to think about progress.
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