Heal Toe Doe-c-Doe your partner...

heal strike- a therapeutic touch.  

theres nothing wrong with heel striking if thats what you meant.  it may be the preferred way of running long distances.  

Run how you run. to avoid injury don't overtrain, make sure you have good shoes, stretch properly, stay hydrated, and if you can, vary the surface you run on (running all the time on Concrete is not that great for you, but mixing up trails, paths, concrete, track etc give your body a nice rounded experience.)

Have fun with it. I tried doing a run every day in June but got stopped due to my PT's orders, though I can no run gently again. I am going to try it again in July and see how it goes after almost a month of PT and light workouts.

I would bet that you aren't as much a heel striker as you think. I highlighted the important part. What was your running regimen before you started an every day jaunt?

John

I had some kid at some running store call me a heel striker, but if you slow the video down and look at it, you'll notice that while it looks like I'm about ready to slam my heel into the ground, my foot mostly levels off moments before touchdown.  So it looks like a heel strike at first glance, because my heel is down and my toes are up during end of the recovery, but it doesn't actually impact that way.

If you have the ability to get some good video of yourself or someone with a camera that can take a lot of pictures quickly, you might do it just to see if you really are that much of a heel striker, or more of a "faux" heel striker.

You say comfort but you're having problems?   How old are your current shoes?  And I don't disagree with tkd.teacher.  While for some the run every day thing is great, I don't believe it's for everyone.  Your body, at your level of fitness, may simply need a rest day. 

I'd bet most people could get to the point where they could go every day. But that's not the same as recommending that everyone go out and start running every day.

If you've been running say three times a week, jumping to every day is too much too fast.