04/06/2026
Having a social occasion or event doesn’t mean we have to say f*ck or or no
We can relax the reins a bit, we can remain in control of our decisions, we can attend these events with a clear head and structure
I knew this weekend would be filled with love, laughter, a glass of wine or two and certainly some cake! That didn’t mean I said sod it, I’ve ruined my progress by having one day off plan so I might as well just over indulge and go crazy.
This weekend I also didn’t say I can’t have a treat or some cake because I’ve got to be good.
I found balance and structure. I knew this would be a one off weekend where I could enjoy myself and make memories.
I planned my week ahead, I moved my body with purpose and intent and where I could over the weekend, I remained in control.
I chose wisely around my food during meals and bbqs, not choosing things simply because they were in front of me.
I wore an outfit I felt confident in because I recognise how hard I work to feel and look my best
I was present with my family because I know that family time and making memories is more important than restricting myself.
I know I don’t do this every weekend so I can allow myself this without guilt.
It’s not a case of looking at occasions like this negatively, it’s a case of looking at social occasions and opprtinity to showcase your progress, prove you can remain in control, and enjoy the finer things without guilt.
One glass of wine or one slice of cake will not stop your progress, it’s the bad habits that build over time that do that.
This is what I instil in my clients in the CCPT community, it’s about recognising those habits and swapping them for positive ones. It’s about having balance and knowing when we can be disciplined within our decision making.
If you want to feel in control when you go out, want to stop this f*ck it mentality, DM me today and let’s go for coffee ☕️ x