Movement You Don't Have to Schedule
Insight
Not all movement needs a session, a gym or a plan. Stairs, walking while you think, stretching while the kettle boils — informal movement lowers the cost of being an active person to nearly zero.
Why it works
Formal training builds capacity, but informal movement builds identity. When being active stops depending on the calendar, the gap between your intentions and your days closes.
Practical takeaway
Attach one small movement to something you already do every day — squats while coffee brews, a walk during one phone call. Keep it attached for a fortnight before adding more.
Good question to ask someone
Where does your day already have a gap that five minutes of movement could live in?