Making Healthy Choices: Week 22

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January 4, 2017 - Erin Powell

If you’re willing to continually try new approaches to helping you and your family make healthy choices, you’ll eventually find things that work. But you have to be willing to make mistakes. It is okay to try something even if you are not sure it will work. Sometimes doing the wrong thing leads to finding out what the right thing is. This can keep you motivated even when you make mistakes. With this in mind, choosing to experiment is one of the healthiest choices you can make.

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