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The Day My Routine Truly Changed (And Why the Small Things Matter)

  • christie860
  • Jun 24
  • 2 min read

Ever have one of those days where you stop and ask yourself, “Is any of this even working?”


The oil pulling. The fluoride-free toothpaste. The early mornings spent scraping your tongue and sipping herbal infusions. You want better immunity, clearer skin, balanced hormones—but some days, it’s hard to tell if it’s really making a dent.


I know that feeling well. But it only takes one reminder to reignite the fire.


Recently, I received a message from someone in our community:


“After trying your recommended tongue scrape + oil pulling routine, my morning breath and digestion actually improved—without harsh chemicals or minty shock!”

And just like that, I was reminded why I do what I do.


Because wellness isn’t always about drastic before-and-after transformations. Sometimes, it’s about the little wins—the morning breath that’s suddenly not so harsh, the energy that carries you through the afternoon, the immune system that holds strong even when your kids bring home yet another round of sniffles.


That’s the beauty of natural living: it’s layered. Gentle. Sustainable. It works with your body instead of forcing it to comply.


So if you’ve ever wondered whether these habits are “worth it,” here’s what I want you to know:


Yes. They matter. You matter. And the shifts you’re creating—however small they may seem—are working beneath the surface.


Here are a few things to remember:


  • Your immune system is shaped by consistency, not intensity.

  • Small, daily actions are the foundation of long-term vitality.

  • Celebrating progress (not perfection) keeps you in the game.



So let’s keep going—together.


And if you’ve noticed any little wins lately, I’d love to hear about them. Share your progress in the comments or send me a message. Your story might be the exact encouragement someone else needs today.


With you every step of the way,

Payton

 
 
 

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