The Domain of Physical Health

Four key positive health habits sustain and promote the physical health domain:

  1. First, make healthy eating non-negotiable.
  2. Second, be physically active and exercise regularly.
  3. Third, routinely engage in resistance training to safeguard and strengthen your muscles.
  4. Finally, sleep well.

Together, these habits will keep you both vibrant and healthy.

a woman walks on an outdoor trail representing the physical health domain

Healthcare providers often highlight the future clinical benefits of adopting positive health habits, and for good reason. Consistently practicing positive health habits can significantly reduce your risk of chronic illness, extend your lifespan, and help you age more gracefully.

However, the immediate rewards of maintaining positive health habits are just as compelling. They include feeling more energetic, enjoying a more positive outlook, and handling stress better. High performers understand this. They prioritize positive health habits because it helps them to be more focused, resilient, and better equipped to meet their challenges head-on.

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Physical Health: The Engine of Energy, Strength, and Resilience

Physical health is the foundation of vitality—the steady source of strength, energy, and resilience that supports every other aspect of well-being. More than simply avoiding illness, it’s about creating the physiological conditions for a thriving life: balanced movement, restorative sleep, sound nutrition, and adaptive recovery. This section explores how the body’s systems, daily habits, and mindset intersect to sustain energy and long-term health.

The Hidden Power of Obligation Intentions

Obligation intentions are like implementation intentions, but with an accountability partner added to strengthen the habit. Dr. Rozanski shares more about this concept.
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