For real, within these 25, there's So Many gold nuggets and way more than 25 total. Thank you for this!!!

There is a lot of great advice you gave.I have done many of the things you suggested and it does help. I have hypothyroidism and I am hypoglycemic (non diabetic). So meal planning is very important for me to keep my blood sugar stabilized. For example, I make my protein and whole grains ahead of time and eat that for a few days so I don't have to worry about what I am going to eat. I make all of my bread from scratch and I make enough for my family and I to last a week until the weekend when I have the time to make bread again. I grocery shop once a month since I live in a rural area in the country and I am an hour away from the grocery store. During the month before I shop I have a paper in my purse and write down each time an item we used up and before I got shopping I go through my food pantry and refrigerator to double check if we need anything else or make sure I am not buying duplicate's and I write my list in order of where the items are at in the store to make my shopping easier. I try to buy whole foods, organic or all natural ingredients. Buying whole food Ingredients tends to be cheaper and healthier. I always have boiled eggs in the refrigerator so when I am having a blood sugar drop between meal times, I can reach for one of these and not eat an entire meal, this trick helps me tremendously so I don't over eat plus I get more protein in my diet. I too write lists to remind myself and put it in places so I don't forget the important stuff for the day or the next day. I have a dry eraser calendar to write my important dates and times to help me to be organized. I love how you talk about doing the things you love and schedule time for your workouts that actually work for the person. This is so helpful and a great reminder to myself as I age I can't do the same workouts I did when I was in my 20's and that is OK as long as I can do what I can and listen to my body when I am in pain, or need a break, but start again the next day or so and to be consistent is key. Thank you for making this video! B

I’m retired which means I’m not stuck to a schedule. That is NOT a good thing. It means there’s the tendency to become lackadaisical and sloppy! I forget the number on the list but planning planning planning is key!

I follow about maybe 16 or 17 of these things. But great advice. You learn something new every day. Happy Easter 😊

Thanks for the tips Cori! I have found that getting some things pack the night before really helps things from hitting the fan the next day!

Great advice👍🏾 I need to do that protein first habit.

Thanks for the continuous coaching tips Cori- timely prompt to be checking in with self on 'work imagined versus work actual 'and tidy up habits to keep on track- Happy Easter :)

Save'n this video! 🎉thank you!!

I have a LOT of weight to lose so I'm not quite where most people watching your channel probably are. However, I am getting SO MUCH useful and helpful information and tips here that would have helped me over the years when I kept hitting walls and giving up. So glad to have found your channel and plan to make it a part of my daily routine. As for the tips above, I think the ones I found most helpful to me right now were pre-logging my meals and planning/scheduling my grocery shopping and meal planning. So many of them were helpful though. Thank you.

9:35 Cori that's too many tabs. 😆

Cori love your video.❤ Great listing on how to improve. You have the best nuggets of information that make sense for improving training. Thank you. 🎉😊😊

i appreciate the small steps to improve my overall health. Thank you for the suggestions.

Redefining Strength awesome

Wow Cori, thank you so much for this video so packed full with great advice. I will start with the weekly meal plan and drinking enough water (and going to bed earlier). That will help incorporate the other habits as well 😊

A lot of great suggestions in such a short video. Thanks!

I mannny of these tips already. And there are some that I need to work on. thanks, Cori.

These are great! Success is having a good routine that works for you.

As always... great information and reminders!!! Your content never disappoints. 🌸🌴💪🍉

I used to even sleep in my running clothes and put my alarm clock on the far side of my bedroom to encourage me to run every morning!

DUDE! How did I miss another IMBd mention?!?! 🤩 I feel some people, like myself, tend to make things more complicated than they really are. By focusing on the 1% improvements/changes, they are less daunting and less stressful in every day living. Team 1% needed this reminder today and tackle those new macros! WHOOP! Thanks Cori!

One of your best videos❤❤❤

I really like the idea of scheduling time with yourself so that you get the things done.

Loved this episode! I need to work on the “Treat yo’self!” Motivational tool!

I might try buying a few meals to have ready because the next few months will be fast paced with my son’s sport schedule. Your grocery store looks amazing! I loved the black glasses on you! 🤓 So cute! Sooo many great tips! If anyone says they can’t figure out how to get started…this video qualifies as a kickstarter or a wake up call if we have fallen off our good habits. ❤

Such great advice Cori. When I did my journey 5 years ago every weekend I would plan my gym workouts for each day. Take it to the gym. Get in. Get out. Made a menu for the week and shopped accordingly. Had leftovers in freezer so I could pull one out when I didn't feel like cooking. Every morning while having my coffee would enter into FP what I was going to eat for the day. Allowed me to make adjustments if going over cals or under protein. Was just habit. So easy. Now as I get back on track I'm trying to do this again. But having a bad back makes the exercise hard. Funny I can pump weights as long as I sit. But walking forget it. Being menopausal makes the journey so slow and soul destroying though.

Great and very practical tips!! One I am doing is not to bag on not being able to do a complete workout being resistance training or walking. If I only have 15-20 minutes that’s what I do and I am seeing results yeah.

The habit tracker is the biggest game changer for me. Makes such a difference. I found cute, cheap ones in Amazon that are 100% customizable. Also, celebrating the victories. Makes a big, subconscious difference that builds up!

Checklists are the best. I use them for all kinds of things. I also keep a blank calendar that I write my daily health tasks on. Then I can easily see when I’ve been slacking too much, or doing well. I put glasses of water, miles walked, and other exercise, like squats.

Hi, what tip I found most helpful, is to plan your workouts in advance. I think it's better not to just wing it but have some sense of direction Thanks so much for all off your amazing tips. ✌🏽🏋🏻‍♀

I have baked chicken breasts chopped up and ready to go each week. Ready to toss in an egg white omlete, on my salad, or for dinner. My go to treat is ff plain greek yogurt, frozen blueberries and scoop of protein powder. Pour in metal tumbler and it's a great grab and go treat or meal. I'll also do sliced apple sprinkled with cinnamon and 2 tbsp of natural peanut butter to dip. That's one of my healthy fats, I'm careful not to indulge in this because, omgsh.... I love natural smuckers, peanut butter. ~Bill's wife, not Bill. 😊

Food prep ahead, for me, is crucial! Relaxed eating days each week is also crucial

The waking up, hopping around pulling pants on is actually not an overdramatization in my world lol…..

I make appointment for the gym. I have busy life, I got it around work kids husband and make sure I get my 3-4 days at the gym in. I’m a better person for it. Had a week off recently and was cranky 😂

I have a magnetic white board on my fridge where I write what I'm eating for breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next 3 days so I make sure to prep everything in advance where possible. Or if I need to fresh cook pasta in the morning to add to my lunch I won't forget.

FIRST COMMENT & FIRST LIKE : HAPPY EASTER 🥇🐣🐰🐇🎖️🏆

You are trying to take away our jelly donuts 🍩!!! 😳

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I keep a notepad and pen next to my bed 😊

Why do people always say…. You look better when you were Bigger…. Not true

Someone recently read eat that frog?

you consider buying pre-made food to be a healthy habit?🤣