Episode #198

In this week's episode, Terri is joined by Coach Heather for an energized conversation about prioritizing your goals, your health, and, most importantly, YOURSELF!

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Summary Timestamps:

00:00 Intro

02:21 The reticular activating system

03:54 Prioritizing daily steps for the small (but important) wins

05:58 Reaching your goals vs maintaining them

06:47 There’s no finishing line to improving your health

09:01 Sleep apnea

09:52 Running, the importance of starting where you are, and identity 

12:54 What we can learn from Ramadan and Lent

15:07 Making vs holding a commitment

16:29 Are you prioritizing yourself?

17:32 Self-care is not selfish

18:59 Helping you to heal yourself

21:13 What is not prioritizing your health really costing you?

22:46 How Heather’s investment in herself has paid off

 

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