Hey You, Quit the Excuses: Your Health Won’t Wait
- Angela Inspires
- Mar 31
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 1

If you're reading this, chances are you recognize the need to improve your health. But let me ask you this: how can you achieve your goals without proper health? How can you be there for the people who depend on you if you're not taking care of yourself? And how can you truly live a life full of quality and fulfillment if your health isn't a priority?
We challenge you to pause and reflect on these questions. Take the time to think about what health means to you.
When we talk about health, we're referring to your overall well-being—this includes your mental, emotional, physical, and even spiritual health. It's easy to get overwhelmed when thinking about health improvements. You may feel the urge to tackle everything at once—buying a gym membership, upgrading your entire workout wardrobe, tossing out all the sugar in your kitchen, committing to read 100 books in a month... and the list goes on. While the intentions are good, this all-or-nothing approach often leads to burnout. You end up back at square one, feeling defeated, and abandoning every health goal you set.
Here’s the truth: small steps make a big impact over time. For instance, a simple 10-minute walk, journaling before bed, attending therapy, enjoying a cup of your favorite tea, or getting a solid night’s sleep. These small habits, built consistently, will lead to long-lasting results.
Life has a way of making us neglect our health, and we often forget how crucial it is to focus on our well-being. But today, you have the power to reverse those habits. Take a moment, grab a pen and a piece of paper, and write down what health means to you. Then, identify three health goals you want to accomplish and create a plan to make them happen. Commit to yourself because you deserve to thrive, and the people who depend on you deserve the healthiest version of you.
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Sincerely,
Angela Inspires
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