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How many days does it take to change a walking habit?
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6 Weeks: Any habit change generally takes about 6 weeks to really set-in. Give yourself a set goal everyday (write it down) and stick to it. After you hit 6 weeks, you'll likely be settled into your new (healthy) habit!
Answered 4/1/2023
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