I walk every day except the week I have chemo, usually a half hour. I am guessing I walk a mile? I have been doing my walks for 4 years since my cancer diagnosis. They are now part of my day.
I would like to count my steps but would like to know how other people do this. Is a pedometer, watch, phone or other device the most accurate? Thanks!

Most adults can walk a mile in under 20 minutes easily, so you are probably doing closer to a mile and a half if you don't pause.

Your smart phone will have a health app, or your app store will have all sorts of health apps that include step counting. My own Galaxy phones come with the Samsung 'Health' app which counts steps. When I enable the Bluetooth connection to my Galaxy smart watch, the watch becomes the de facto counter since it is on me constantly and actually counts my steps based on my arm movement. The phone only uses GPS to guess how many steps you are taking.

As mentioned, there are a great many cheaper alternatives available at all drug stores, department stores, and on line. The Fitbits are popular and have been on the market for many years now.