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It is hard to believe we are already into March. The year is moving quickly and I am pleased to say that I have made some positive changes. The older I get the more I realize that being healthy makes every area of my life better. There are 5 ways I'm improving my health this year so that I can accomplish my goals.

5 Ways I'm Improving My Health This Year

It surprises me how even small changes can make a big difference in how I feel. I think everyone wants to be healthy. Everyone has their own definition of health and what healthy means to them. Don't forget that health includes physical, spiritual, emotional, mental and even social well-being.

Drink More Water

Drinking water is a really easy way for me to improve my health. I love that this is an inexpensive task to undertake too!  You know I am always looking at my budget.

Keeping my body well hydrated really does seem to give me more energy and I am not as hungry! I am saving money on “drinks” and am setting a healthy example for my children.

Daily Supplements

I want to be my best, healthiest self….because I know that I am better off healthy. One way I am improving my health is to take daily supplements. Supplements help support me along the path to achieving my goals.

Lately, I have been taking Nature's Bounty supplements. I love that Nature's Bounty has been a trusted brand for almost 50 years. They have the finest ingredients and extremely high-quality standards.

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More Time Outdoors

There are many quotes about how nature is good for the soul and I really believe it. Spending more time outdoors is one more way I am improving my health this year. I will be spending a lot of time in the garden and will be getting my kids involved too.

Spending quality time outside as a family will help us all grow closer together.

Scheduling Movement

The word exercise just turns me off, but the word movement makes me want to get up and go. I decided this year I wouldn't just work fitness in when I have a spare moment.

Putting time for movement into my schedule is helping me achieve this goal the easy way. There are small pockets of time when I can go for a quick walk, do some yoga or even just dance in my kitchen.

I know that staying active and fit will improve my long-term health goals.

Positive Thinking

The mind is a powerful thing and that is why I am being deliberate about my thoughts. I want this to be the year I change my mindset towards the positive.

Happiness and a positive attitude can be contagious too! I want to try to spread smiles and positive thoughts to others during my day.

What Are You Doing For Your Health This Year?

Do you have any health goals this year? I know that I want to be around for the small, everyday moments for many years to come. What motivates you to be healthier?

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