We all have the best intentions when starting a new habit, but sticking to them can be the real challenge. Life gets busy, motivation dips, hormones sway us, and suddenly those new habits slip away.
The key to success lies not just in choosing the right habits but also in creating a structure that makes them easy to maintain. Here are some practical tips to help you commit to your healthy habits and make them part of your daily life.
This November, we invite you to join our 21-Day Habit Tracker Challenge, starting on Monday, November 4th! We are going to commit to 3 healthy habits and see how small positive changes creates powerful ripple effects throughout your life.
Creating healthy habits can feel overwhelming at first, what on earth should I pick? That pesky word... should. That's the thing, there's no right and wrong. Just whatever is right for you in the season of life you're in. Try to resist the urge to choose something you've been told is important and instead, pick something that speaks to you.
Here are some healthy habit ideas broken into categories to help you get started.
We know that talk therapies work—they are widely recognised as effective, efficient, and long-lasting. But why do some people get better while others don’t? Why is it that some therapies succeed while others seem to fail? Before you invest your time and money, consider these factors.
To support you we have released five guided meditations for you to try ranging from 5-7 minutes. Simply download the free Insight Timer app and search for 'Daisy Moore'.
As we reach the halfway point of the year, we have this wonderful opportunity to pause and reassess. Instead of criticising and panicking about the time that has already passed, we can instead gather insights.
If you are in a challenging season, first of all, I'm sorry. That really sucks, actually it's s***. We don't need to put a bow tie on a turd. But we do need a few strategies to anchor to when the world around us is storming.
Asking for help is essential; however, what is equally important is being able to sit and ask ourselves. This is what journalling gives us—a safe space where we can be completely honest and explore ourselves, what we need, and the direction to move in.
3 questions to ask yourself before you set your goals this year. This reflective exercise is a way of getting to know yourself better so that you understand what you uniquely need, how you work best, what motivates you, and then set goals you will actually achieve.
In a world that bombards us with endless opportunities and distractions, taking the time to reflect on our priorities becomes essential. When we gain clarity on what really matters to us, we pave the way for a more intentional and purposeful life. Instead of wasting precious time on things misaligned with our true purpose, we use our time, energy, and resources wisely.