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Amit Saneja Updated - August 04, 2024 at 07:05 PM.

Amit Saneja, CEO, Educate Online, on his exercise routine, mindful eating and ways to sustainable health.

Amit Saneja

1. Listen to your body: You are the ultimate expert on your well-being. I trust my instincts and pay attention to how I feel physically and mentally.

2. Active mindset: Being active goes beyond exercise; it’s a mindset. I embrace movement and engagement in daily life, not just through structured workouts. I use my bicycle for meetings in the vicinity.

3. Eat mindfully: I have balanced meals; eat when hungry, not by a schedule. This has improved my relationship with food.

4. Sport: Choosing any sport is good for mental and physical well-being. Cycling keeps me active.

5. Avoid trendy extremes: Avoiding fads, whether diets, supplements, or lifestyle trends. Sustainable health comes from consistent, balanced habits, not quick fixes or extreme measures.

(The writer is CEO, Educate Online)

Published on August 4, 2024 13:35

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