Psychology of Sustainable Fitness
why this book exists?
Most advice on fitness focuses on intensity. Push harder. Do more. Stay motivated.
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You can be motivated for a few days. You can push hard for a few weeks. But sustaining anything over time requires something else.
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This book explores a different question: Why do we fail to sustain what we already know?
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And more importantly,
What actually makes changes last?
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core ideas.
​Inside the book, I explore:
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Why consistency is not a trait, but a byproduct
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Why behaviour matters more than motivation
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How habits are actually formed
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Why starting is often harder than continuing
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Why values shape your health more than plans
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what makes this different?
This is not a fitness guide. ​There are no 30-day plans. No short cuts. No hacks.
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This book is not meant to motivate you. It is meant to change how you think about behaviour.
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Because sustainable fitness is not built in weeks. It is built in how we think, decide, and act repeatedly.
Who this is for?
This book is for you if:
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You start strong but struggle to sustain
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You understand what to do, but don't follow through
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You rely on motivation, but it keeps fading
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You want a deeper understanding of your own behaviour
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You're looking for something more thoughtful than the typical fitness advice
WHAt they HAVE TO SAY
A book to be read, savoured and sculpted for everyday living.
KIRAN MORE
Former Indian Test Cricketer & Arjuna Awardee
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I am very happy that a book of this nature has been designed which talks about fitness in a refreshing manner.
PULLELA GOPICHAND
Former Indian Badminton Player
Padma Shri & Padma Bhushan Awardee
Mayur's book scores high in equipping you with the right mindset.