Small changes make a big difference

by Justin Qualler on July 22, 2010

I remember one morning back in 2002. Sitting in my cube, enjoying one of the perks of my new office job–free soda–I found myself disgusted that over the course of the morning I had consumed six Mountain Dews.

Six Dews a day was not unusual for me at that time. That’s an additional 1,020 calories per day in liquid. In 2010, that’d be almost 3 million additional calories in my diet had I continued that pace.

Fortunately, I stopped drinking soda shortly after that moment of disgust when I found six empty cans of Mountain Dew in my wastebasket.

What small changes can you be making right now that eight years down the road will make a big difference?

 

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Justin Qualler is an efficiency expert. He teaches you how to get the most out of your body and mind without unnecessary complication and fluff.

He writes, speaks, and philosophizes about fitness, health, and addiction.

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