Staying Consistent with Dyslexia - ‘The 80+1 Rule’

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In this episode, Stephen Martin discusses his personal journey with health and fitness, particularly focusing on the '80 plus one rule' which emphasizes the importance of consistency (the 80%) while allowing for small, exciting changes (the 1%) to keep motivation high. He shares insights on how neurodiversity, particularly ADHD and dyslexia, influences his approach to health and fitness, and how he has successfully lost weight by applying this rule. Stephen encourages listeners to find what works for them and to embrace both consistency and creativity in their personal growth journeys.

Takeaways

The 80 plus one rule combines consistency with small changes.
Neurodiverse brains may struggle with repetitive tasks.
Small changes can lead to significant improvements over time.
It's essential to focus on what you truly want to achieve.
Consistency (80%) is crucial for success in any goal.
1% changes can keep motivation high and prevent burnout.
Personal health should be a priority for overall well-being.
Micro changes can have a cumulative effect on progress.
Finding what works for your brain is key to success.
Sharing experiences can help others on similar journeys.

Keywords

dyslexia, ADHD, health, fitness, motivation, consistency, personal growth, 80 plus one rule, micro changes, self-improvement, adults with dyslexia, support for adults.

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