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In this episode, we pause the rush and pressure of "doing it all" and focus on something far more powerful: the value of one day.
So often, change feels overwhelming because we're looking too far ahead. But real transformation—physically, mentally, and spiritually—happens when we ask a simpler, gentler question:
What can I do today?
In This Episode, We Explore:1. "I can do this today." Think of a big goal you've already achieved. It didn't happen all at once—it happened because you showed up for today, again and again. Today is manageable. Today is powerful.
2. Little changes over time create real results Small, consistent choices compound. One meal. One prayer. One boundary. One walk. These small acts, repeated over time, create lasting change—without burnout or pressure.
3. People-pleasing and losing your own pace People-pleasing pulls us away from listening to God and into constant striving. We talk about how slowing down helps us let go of the need to meet everyone else's expectations and return to the path God has designed for us.
You don't need to fix everything today.
You don't need to become someone new overnight.
You just need to take one faithful step today.
Because when one day is surrendered to God, it holds more value than we realize.
Ready for more guidance and support? Head to www.emilyvinzantmd.com or follow Dr. Emily on Facebook and Instagram for more science-backed common sense when it comes to your eating and your health.
By Emily VinZant, MD4.6
5353 ratings
In this episode, we pause the rush and pressure of "doing it all" and focus on something far more powerful: the value of one day.
So often, change feels overwhelming because we're looking too far ahead. But real transformation—physically, mentally, and spiritually—happens when we ask a simpler, gentler question:
What can I do today?
In This Episode, We Explore:1. "I can do this today." Think of a big goal you've already achieved. It didn't happen all at once—it happened because you showed up for today, again and again. Today is manageable. Today is powerful.
2. Little changes over time create real results Small, consistent choices compound. One meal. One prayer. One boundary. One walk. These small acts, repeated over time, create lasting change—without burnout or pressure.
3. People-pleasing and losing your own pace People-pleasing pulls us away from listening to God and into constant striving. We talk about how slowing down helps us let go of the need to meet everyone else's expectations and return to the path God has designed for us.
You don't need to fix everything today.
You don't need to become someone new overnight.
You just need to take one faithful step today.
Because when one day is surrendered to God, it holds more value than we realize.
Ready for more guidance and support? Head to www.emilyvinzantmd.com or follow Dr. Emily on Facebook and Instagram for more science-backed common sense when it comes to your eating and your health.

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