4 habits to level up your health… BEFORE 2025
walking
- it doesn’t have to be 10k steps but walking everyday will change your life
- walking in the morning outside helps your body to reset your circadian rhythm
- walking after meals enhances your digestive system functioning and reduces bloating
- walking can help you mentally to process your day and your feelings walking can help to slightly tone your body over time and it’s low impact and low intensity
- my recommendation: start by increasing your average steps by 1000 or 2000 steps and maintain that before trying to reach super high step counts

exercising
- moving your body on a regular basis is so good for you and once you start being consistent – it also feels good
- remember to start with gentle movement as a beginner and give yourself grace your body adapts quickly and you’ll soon be doing more
- starting and staying consistent is the most important
- my recommendation: I love move with Nicole on YouTube for Pilates and Barre as well as the app The Pilates Class
- bonus: The Pilates Class has quided classes which cover core and breath work which is really important

sleep
- sleep is so important for your health, your mental wellbeing, energy, digestion, mood
- you need to be well rested in order to tackle your tasks & be your dream girl
- be sure to get 8+ hours of sleep if possible
- set a bedtime alarm to make sure you start getting ready for bed & falling asleep at a time that aligns with your wake up goal
- unwind at night before going to bed to ensure the best possible sleep:
- stretch, journal to clear your mind, read, listen to a mediation or NSDR
- plan your day/ morning the night before.

nutrition
- no diets and harsh restrictions whatsoever
- eating 80% whole ingredients & home cooked meals
- 20% of the time eat whatever you want
- balance meals with protein, carbs & healthy fats
- don’t starve yourself which causes bloating, chronic stress and inflammation amongst other serious health issues
- stop eating after 8pm to let your body digest if you’re going to bed at 10
- eat slowly and intentionally, pay attention to your hunger cues
