There are a million fitness bros on the internet trying to sell you on bone broth and intermittent fasting and the evils of seed oils. F*&k that. 
Just take a walk. Every day.
Start there. 
I’ve got a thing lately for urban design — in particular, the power of walkable communities. Living in Europe has stoked this fire. 
One of the fascinating tidbits I’ve learned is that Americans often
1) Romanticize their college life — because it was the one time they lived in an actual walkable community with everything they needed and their best friends within a few minutes’ stroll, and
2) Yearn for the magic and charm of the vacations they experienced in walkable European cities like Paris or Barcelona or Prague or even, gulp, Disney World. Do you know what made them feel so magical? The mixed-use zoning that allows for cafes, apartments, and businesses to occupy the same block.
Did you feel it trick-or-treating last night? 
How great it felt to walk around your neighborhood and see people out and about and breathe the crisp autumn air and crunch leaves on the sidewalk alongside your littles and be in your body instead of strapped into an isolated metal bubble on wheels?
There’s wonder and wellness and connectivity in walking. Not to mention the power to save the planet. 
It’s simple and accessible and you can do it with people you love. Or listen to a podcast and feed your brain and your spirit while you’re at it.
Our bodies are designed for this. Trust them.
You don’t have to pay for some expensive gym.
Being well — being every day embodied, out in the world, sharing space and breath and nature — doesn’t have to cost a dime.
