<human>: Hello there, /r/loseit! 

Getting back on the wagon with many a tool in my belt - healthy kitchen, myfitnesspal, C25K, and FitBit.

I'm trying to ease into this and not become defeated if I miss anything (please reference the above "back on the wagon") and give up.

Giving up is not an option.

I am planning on 3 weekly sessions of C25K as well as two days of strength training. In addition to the running plan I want to hit my daily steps.

So here I am presenting the question to you regarding 10k steps a day - is that a number in which results will occur over time?

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<bot>: Is 12k better than 10k - or is "x"k better than "x-1"k. Basically, just move my lazy ass?