When people say: “I don’t have time to exercise.” They’re not always talking about time. What they’re really often talking about is effort, inconvenience, and friction. That’s why the real benefit of making exercise more time-efficient isn’t actually saving time…It’s making exercise easier to start. Because when something feels easier to start, it usually becomes easier to repeat.
Here’s 6 research-backed ways to do exactly that:
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