
u/SarahDuncan2012

What do you hope strength training helps you stay capable of doing as you get older?
Is this sound advice, or are we just learning to cope?
How are you today? How did your week go?
What happened this week? What are you working on, building, changing, or figuring out? Maybe you made progress, tried something new, got through something difficult, or simply showed up.
Saturday morning walks?
Do you usually get a workout or a walk in, or is Saturday more of a rest day for you? What does movement look like on your typical Saturday?
What’s a food that will always remind you of your childhood?
Maybe it’s something your family made, a meal you looked forward to, or a dish that brings back a particular memory. What food takes you back?
What do you usually do on Saturdays?
Are your Saturdays busy with errands, kids, and plans, or do you keep them slow and relaxed? What does a typical Saturday look like for you?
What hobby lets you create something instead of consume something?
So much of our free time can end up being spent scrolling, watching, or consuming content. What’s a hobby that gets you making, building, cooking, writing, drawing, growing, or creating something instead?
Can Cafe foods be healthy in the morning? What would you usually buy?
Tax rate vs Life rate. Would you trade higher taxes for greater peace of mind?
What’s a basic manner you wish more people still practiced?
Do you drink tea before bed? What’s your sleep tea routine?
For those who love a good tea, what's your favorite night time tea blend? Chamomile, peppermint, lavender, or another favorite blend? Is a cup of tea part of your sleep stack? What do you drink before bed?
What’s one healthy habit you no longer have to think about?
The best habits are often the ones that become automatic. Maybe it’s taking a walk after dinner, drinking more water, meal prepping, or going to bed at the same time each night. What’s become part of your routine?
How did your week go? What are you reading right now?
It’s been a long week, and sometimes getting lost in a good book is one of the simplest ways to slow down and reset. What has everyone has been reading lately. Is there anything new you learned or something you’ve enjoyed about it!
What do you do for your health that isn’t usually included in conversations about healthy habits?
We talk a lot about food, exercise, and sleep, but health can look like many other things too. What’s something you do that helps you feel well?
When do you know it’s time to quit on a situation, idea or person instead of keep going?
I believe some ideas, and some relationships, simply aren’t meant to be saved. Sometimes the best thing you can do is let go, accept that it isn’t working, and put your energy and grit somewhere else. How do you usually know when it’s time to stop trying?
What helped you go from struggling to run a mile to running longer distances?
For those building something from nothing, what keeps you going?
When the work is long, progress feels slow, and there’s no guarantee it will work out, what reminds you to keep showing up? What’s driving you right now?