Do you exercise everyday?

Build your tolerance up. It's not a race, it's a lifestyle. If what you're currently doing is causing you dissatisfaction taper it down a smidge. Build from week to week in terms of workout time/days.

I workout 3 days a week, have lost a lot of weight mostly due to calorie deficit.
You don't need to exercise to lose weight, keep that in mind.

Tend to train 6 out of 7 days but with lots of variety however it does depend on how my body feels. Any pain and I rest before I'm forced to with an injury. Four times a week is a good level of exercise.

I do at least 1 activity for a minimum of 20 minutes every day. Sunday is my biggest activity day with as many as 5 activities lasting up to an hour. This past Sunday I walked, ran, and cycled over 30 miles.

I have no specific schedule, but I train most every day. Sometimes 1-2 rest days a week, sometimes none if my intensity or volume isn't very high.

Most days, but I don't spend hours in gyms or pounding the streets!

A typical day would be - 20-25 mins aerobics (Rosemary Connley dvd) before breakfast, walk to work (13 mins) walk home from work (13 mins) then 20 mins "Wii Zumba Core". Wednesdays (term time only) I do a 45 minute Zumba class followed by a 45 min clubbercise class - sometimes I walk there and back (15 mins each way). At weekends I might do a longer workout to a DVD (aerobics/toning/weights, maybe Davina McCall) or go for a longer walk - 1-2 hours - cut the grass, more elaborate food preparation/baking than during the week.
I have a rest day on Thursdays if I've been to my double class (except for walking to and from work).

I really have to make myself do the after-work workout (which is why I do the pre-breakfast one most days so at least I've done something that day!) and don't always manage it, for example if I'm going out somewhere. But I like my food and drink, so I eat back most exercise calories.

I've never been "sporty", but having got into a routine I now feel fidgety and uncomfortable if I miss too many days. And I do find, if I've got a slight headache or feel out of sorts after work, that short session sorts me out.

I try to exercise everyday but probably average 5 or 6 days a week. Strength training, treadmill and tennis are my mainstays, with occasional golf, cycling and swimming thrown in. I sound like an ad, but it's truly the good life.

OP are you pushing too hard?

I try to have very few days where I'm sedentary, but I still consider an hour or so of walking to be exercise, others may not.

I try and do some kind of resistance training, usually a mix of bodyweights and kettlebells in a circuits style, at least twice a week, maybe 3. I've started running again 2 or 3 times but this is very low mileage, maybe 2-3km at a go. I swim once, do yoga twice, cycle once, and walk a lot.

I do physical activity everyday. I run, cycle, do a HIIT class, yoga, walk. I love how it makes me feel. You have to find that activity that you enjoy!!

Mainly I dance and walk. I am not into running, cycling, gyms and that kind of kind of thing.
I try to go for a walk most lunchtimes at work for about half an hour.
I do a Pilates class one night a week followed by a ballroom dance class for 1.5 hours
Two nights I attend either Ballroom classes or modern Jive.
Two more nights I teach ballroom for 1.5 to 2 hours plus some practice time with the students.
Saturdays I may teach in the morning and I usually go to a social dance for about 3 hours in the evening.
Sundays I do a bit of walking and occasionally go to a dance.

Strength Mon, Wed & Friday & run Tue, Thur, Sat & Sun (plus biking & rowing several times per week) but I've also been running for close to a decade and I'm not lifting to failure (it's more a case of cross training)

Yes: One hour cardio Monday through Saturday; weights Monday-Tuesday Thursday-Friday; gardening Saturday; long walk on Sunday

I walk or cycle to work 5 days a week (~4 miles each way), run an additional 5-6 times (usually skip Friday and occasionally one other day) and strength train a couple weekdays as well. So I usually don't do any "real" exercise on Fridays, just the walk or bike commute.

ETA: I also used to hate it, but now that my cardio endurance is better and I'm stronger, it's a lot easier and more enjoyable. I also found stuff that helps me with it like listening to audiobooks on long runs.

I try to do everyday. Something active for at least 30min. I usually do 5-6 days. 3cardio/3 strength training.