holidays are never the problem.!!! they are SO SO NEEDED and after a loooong year of being so switched on, demanding deadlines... the list goes on...
its a nice time of year to just *** ahhh***
so how about we learn how to still prioritize our goals, while living our best life
it all starts here; ditching your all or nothing mindset...
• “you think you lose control in december… but december is the only month you’re actually honest.”
• “it’s not the food. it’s the pressure you put on yourself around the food.”
• “most women don’t blow out because of the event. they blow out because of the story they tell themselves before the event.”
• “the holidays don’t cause weight gain. panic does.”
this isnt about the end of year... because tbh its not THAT different from the rest...
in that theres always SOMETHING happening. life is going to always be happening.
→ “you’ll stop "screwing it" when you stop trying to ‘be good.’”
→ “you’ll enjoy the holidays more when you stop making the night about food.”
→ “you’ll feel more in control when you stop trying to control everything.”
in this episode, we’re talking about the real reason you spiral with food when december hits — not because you “love food too much,” not because you “have no discipline,” but because no one ever taught you how to navigate social events, boundaries, family pressure, restaurant calories, or travel like an actual human.
inside you’ll learn:• how to enjoy events without blowing out• the skill of “pick your poison”• the boundary scripts that keep you in your power (without offending anyone)• how to deal with family comments + food pushers• how to plan meals without feeling restricted• why you don’t need to start over in january• how to stop making every event about food• and the 5 habits that change everything year-round
this isn’t a diet episode.
this is a life skills episode.
you’ll walk away knowing exactly how to enjoy the holidays, protect your progress, and set yourself up for a 2026 that doesn’t start with guilt, panic, or a crash diet.
you don’t need more willpower.
you just need better tools.
and i’m giving them to you here.