Improving well-being was a means to re-engaging inactivities and was practised by eating well, giving up smoking, losing weight and achieving a better work/life balance. Needing more rest was often necessary and was achieved through sitting breaks, sleeps during the day, regular bedtime, and more relaxation. Exercise and keeping active helped to improve general fitness for other activities, and walking was a popular choice. Many participants also enjoyed returning to previously enjoyed activities such as the gym, yoga or golf.