El hábito tiene que ser en línea recta ✍🏼⏰ #margaritapasos #podcast #habitos #habitossaludables

In this short podcast excerpt, two speakers discuss how to build habits effectively. Speaker A introduces the idea that growth does not happen in a “zigzag” pattern and asks what that means. Speaker B uses a personal example of wanting to quit sugar but postponing the change because of a birthday and an office celebration, emphasizing that a habit must follow a straight line—steady and consistent. The conversation then shifts to setting realistic, small goals: Speaker A shares a “fit‑year” resolution that was derailed by a broken coccyx from a snowboarding accident. Rather than aiming for intense daily workouts, they count a 10‑minute walk as exercise, arguing that even minimal activity counts when one is physically limited. The overall message is that habits should be built with tiny, achievable actions and without waiting for perfect conditions.










