By Ludwight Rigueur, SMTh, SMTr, LMT, BMP, Qigong Instructor by Ludwight

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Never miss more than 2 days in a row — here’s why

Happy Friday, !



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You know those weeks when life throws you one curveball after another? 


Work deadlines pile up, your kid gets sick, or you’re just not feeling it. 


It’s soooo easy to let healthy habits slide — and before you know it, a few days missed turn into weeks (or even months).


But what if I told you there’s a simple rule to stop that from happening?


Enter: The 2-Day Rule.


The idea is simple: Never miss more than two days in a row. Ever. No matter what.


It doesn’t mean you can’t take a break or skip a workout.


It’s about building in flexibility without losing consistency. 


If you miss one day, that’s fine. If you miss two days, okay.

But on the third day? You get back to it, even if it’s just a tiny effort.


Why It Works:



Here’s how to use it:


I use the 2-Day Rule for my meditation practice and strength training. If I miss two days, I make sure to do a 15-minute session on the third, even if I’m busy.


The best part? It’s forgiving and flexible, but it keeps you anchored to your goals.


So, the next time life gets in the way (because it always does!), remember: just don’t miss three days in a row. It’s a simple rule that can make a huge difference.



Here’s to building habits that stick,



Coach Lu 


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Ludwight Rigueur, SMTh, SMTr, LMT, Qigong Instructor

Rigueur Soma Performance

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P.S. If staying consistent has been a struggle and you’d like some personalized strategies to make it easier to stay active during busy weeks” or “building healthier habits that stick,”...


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