Notice what your day looks like now.
Think about how much of your time is spent at a desk, travelling or moving around. Bring that context to your check-in. You do not need an impressive activity total to have a useful conversation about your routine.
Choose something that fits.
A short walk or a change in how you take breaks may be easier to repeat than an ambitious new schedule. Discuss changes that suit your circumstances and any guidance from your healthcare professional.
Do not turn movement into punishment.
Extra activity is not a way to make up for a meal. Keep your training, nutrition and day-to-day habits in the same conversation so the plan does not become a collection of competing rules.
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