The Missing Piece of Your Wellness Puzzle: Tracking Consistency

The Missing Piece of Your Wellness Puzzle: Tracking…

Hello, my dear Health Warriors! Just when you thought you’ve heard it all about keeping fit, here comes another plot twist – the unsung hero of the…

Hello, my dear Health Warriors! Just when you thought you’ve heard it all about keeping fit, here comes another plot twist – the unsung hero of the health and wellness world – Consistency Tracking. It’s like the backup singer in your favorite band – you didn’t really see it, but without it, the harmony just isn’t the same.

But first, let’s take a step back. Remember when the WHO made that alarming call about the disruption in tuberculosis services worldwide, putting millions of lives at risk? It reminded us all of the critical role consistent healthcare plays in maintaining our overall wellbeing. Now, you’re probably thinking, “What does TB have to do with my fitness routine?” Bear with me, friend. I’m getting there.

You see, just as consistent healthcare helps control diseases like TB, tracking consistency can serve as a crucial determinant of whether or not we succeed in our health goals. Whether your mission is to lose weight, get better sleep, reduce stress, or exercise more regularly, consistency is your secret weapon.

Now for a little science magic. A study published in the European Journal of Social Psychology found it takes an average of 66 days to form a new habit. That’s right, contrary to the widely accepted 21-day rule, it’s not until about week 10 that a new behavior becomes automatic. In other words, week 3 is just when the real fun begins!

So how do we push past the infamous week 3 mark, when the initial romance with our health resolutions start to wear off and reality sets in? Cue the entrance of our unsung hero – Tracking Consistency.

Think of tracking consistency as your personal cheerleader, the one who keeps you in check, celebrates the small victories with you, and nudges you gently back on track when you veer off course. Tracking consistency is like the tour guide in a safari, ensuring you don’t lose sight of your ultimate destination, even when you’re being chased by a lion.

When you keep track of your progress consistently, you become more aware of your actions, can easily spot patterns and can adjust accordingly. It’s like having a flashlight in a dark room; suddenly, it’s not too overwhelming anymore.

Now, I get it, tracking consistently might sound like a full-time job – something you’d need to hire an assistant for. But hey, what if I told you there’s a way to get it done conveniently? That’s right. Drumroll, please…introducing SimpleFitness.ai!

Now, don’t be scared. SimpleFitness is just a tool, a gentle companion to help you navigate your health journey. It’s like having a personal assistant that helps you track your sleep, nutrition, workouts, and habit-building while also making your morning coffee. Okay, it doesn’t make coffee (yet), but it sure makes tracking your health goals a breeze!

So, if you’ve been feeling like giving up after week 3, remember, you’re just getting started. The real transformation begins when you embrace the art of consistency. And you know what they say about art, right? It’s beautiful, and so is the healthy new you, waiting just a few weeks away.

So, as you head out this week, arm yourself with your new secret weapon – consistency. Week 3 doesn’t have to be the end of your health journey; it’s just the beginning of a beautiful transformation.

And remember, you don’t have to embark on this journey alone. SimpleFitness.ai is here to partner with you, ensuring you stay consistent and motivated throughout your wellness journey. So, why not give it a try? Let’s continue this journey together.

Keep stepping, keep reaching and keep tracking, Health Warriors! Until next time, remember, your health is your wealth.

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I’m Thomas Panas, PhD

I am on a journey to live healthier and have made many small but substantial changes to my life towards longevity. They range from nutrition changes to sleeping and exercise experiments using various tools. In this blog I share some of my findings.

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