Wade

I saw a post on the subreddit of someone who was like, Bob's walking a mile a day this year.

And I was like, that's a good idea.

And then I realized that according to their Apple Watch, they already walk like two, two and a half to five miles a day because of work or something.

And they were like, well, I'm just going to walk more.

I think their goal is like 10,000 steps a day.

But it's working, and I am keeping up.

It's been difficult.

We traveled, and we had other stuff going on, but as of right now, I can get the actual... Nope, it's not going to happen.

There it is.

I have 58 miles under my belt, and I believe that's approximately the right number of days in this year.

So I'm still on track, which is exciting.

That's awesome.

It's getting to the point now where in the beginning it was exciting and I definitely got into the point where it was like, ugh, this sucks.

We're traveling.

I don't want to do this.

It's hard to get there with stuff, especially stuff that's like exercise.

It's just not a core part of my habitual routines in any way, but it feels good that it kind of is now.

Not unsurprising little surprising, but I'm glad it's working Yeah from what I've learned about when I hated running to when I was okay with running and I still don't like running is So long as you sit in the point where you think you could do more And you don't push yourself too soon to go to the next step You'll always stay in that kind of I'm okay with this You just don't want to be in the I hate everything about everything stage and but I'm not even exercising.

It's an easy trap.

I