'What do you do if you’re sick?’ I still keep up the outdoor streak (Outdoor Diary)
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It’s a question I’ve heard several times over my more than 2,300-day outdoor streak: ‘what do you do if you’re sick?’ Since I’ve never missed a day, and I’ve definitely been sick more than once, you can easily guess that I still go outside. And fortunately the benefits I find there -- even though getting out in it takes extra effort -- make it all worth it. Of course they do. In this episode I talk about how (and why) I get outside even when I’m sick and down for the count. Listen now! Connect with this episode: Join the Humans Outside Challenge Follow Humans Outside on Instagram Follow Humans Outside on Facebook Some of the good stuff: [:35] You can tell when I’m sick -- probably [:59] But then you might assume this [2:11] I gotta get out there, but it’s winter, so… [2:37] The best thing about the 20-minute minimum [3:10] Plus, then I’m grateful
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