How to stop wearing shoes for 30 days and see your feet for free

I have spent more than 30 days wearing heels to the office.

When I finally realized that the heels I had been wearing were not comfortable, I went to the gym and tried to put on a pair of heels for 30 consecutive days.

That was my first step in breaking my shoes habit.

Now, I am not sure if I can wear heels all year.

I wear them as much as I can, but I am starting to wonder if they are too heavy for my feet.

I am a little worried that my feet are hurting more from not wearing shoes.

The good news is that it is not impossible to get rid of your heels.

If you follow a few simple steps, you can wear your heels for as long as you want.

Here are the 10 things you should do if you are going to wear them for more than a few days: 1.

Use a cushion or cushion pad instead of a shoe to protect your feet.

A cushion pad is much better for long-term comfort than a shoe.

If your feet hurt during the day, you should use a shoe for that time.

If they hurt at night, you will need a cushion pad.

If the pain is worse at night than during the days, you need to use a cushion.

Use cushion pads that have a comfortable padding layer that covers your foot.

You can buy these at the shoe store.

If not, you may have to do a little research.

Make sure that you are wearing the same shoe that you used to wear to work the night before.

If it is a new pair, you have to make sure that it doesn’t have a seam that has cut the sole.

2.

Avoid walking on cold floors.

When you walk on cold or damp floors, your feet can become very sore.

You may find that you feel more of a “sore” when you walk in cold weather.

You should avoid walking in a place that has a lot of damp, cold air, such as a basement or in the snow.

Avoid shoes with a lot o spots where the soles touch the floor.

3.

Avoid wearing a lot on your ankles.

When wearing shoes, you are probably wearing them on your toes.

If that is the case, try to wear only two pairs of socks a day.

If wearing socks, wear your shoes in pairs with a size of 14 to 14.

If using a pair that is not a size 14, try wearing two pairs.

Wear your shoes on your hands.

4.

Get rid of those socks that are too big.

If socks are too long, your toes will become too sore and your feet will get hot.

Try to wear a size smaller than a size 10.

If a size is too small, use a smaller size of shoe, such a size 9 or 10.

5.

Use sandals.

Sandals make it possible to get to the bottom of a snowy, muddy, muddy foot.

These boots will allow you to get a good grip on your feet, which will help you walk better in snowy, muddied and muddy conditions.

The sandals you use are more comfortable for your feet than regular shoes.

If sandals are not comfortable for you, consider a pair with sandals instead of sneakers.

You could get better traction with the shoes on the ground.

6.

Put your shoes under a towel to help your feet dry.

The towel helps to dry your feet and reduce the chance of frostbite.

You also won’t have to use gloves.

If walking on snow and mud, your shoes will help to keep you warm.

7.

Wear socks to cool down.

Wear shoes that have waterproofing.

If running, wear socks to help keep your feet from getting too cold.

If skiing, wear snowshoes.

8.

Wear sandals for short walks.

Sandal shoes are more durable than sandals used for short runs.

You will not get frostbite when walking on snowy, icy or muddy ground.

When walking on icy or snowy ground, sandals may be too big for your shoes.

Sandaling is much more durable when worn for short distances, such when you are skiing or snowboarding.

9.

Keep your shoes dry.

If there is a wind chill, wear a coat.

If going for a run, wear gloves.

10.

Avoid having to put shoes on to walk.

If someone puts you in a hurry, wear shoes.

Do not wear shoes unless it is necessary to put them on.

If one day you have a lot to do and you are not feeling well, wear boots.

If no one is around to watch you, wear sandals, and wear gloves on the job.