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LITTLE CHANGES, big difference

Do you have a list of things you’ve always wanted to do, but never quite achieve them? Lose weight? Get fitter? Make more time for yourself? Forget the adage ‘go big or go home’ because, according to our experts, you’re far more likely to create lasting change if you take things slowly. Gradual shift is less overwhelming and – without that voice in your head that criticises you each time you fail – your motivation will stay on fire. So give yourself a break and

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