Hello, and welcome to the thread
@Controlnow !
Three years into this walking caper, I do mostly manage three walks a day and most of them have a fast ten minutes in them somewhere, plus most of my walks now have a purpose to them other than the perennial "it's good for my blood sugars and weight maintenance".
I really get the motivational thing. I mentally get very resistant to doing anything exercise related if I think it's just exercise, but if I've got another reason such as getting to and from work, which I could do on the bus, shopping - where I'm adding in weight training carrying it all back uphill,- taking photos for various reasons, doing one of my "silly little challenges" (not got one on the go at the moment other than picking up any loose change I find for the church penny pot) or just the fun of shocking medical professionals with my step count when they suggest I don't do any proper exercise. A gentle "When did you last walk 22 miles in a day?" has a splendid effect and usually segues into a rapid panic that I must be getting my insulin "wrong" for exercise which I can prove I'm not as it's been a while since I had a hypo whilst out walking that amount of miles. I smile, nod my head, point out the stats and carry on doing what works.