In this episode, I’m talking about the power of small wins and why setting attainable goals creates bigger, more sustainable results—especially during busy seasons like the holidays and the end of the year.

I share why this time of year doesn’t need to be about perfection, restriction, or pressure, but about presence, kindness, and staying connected to yourself even when routines feel off. We talk about letting go of guilt around food, movement, rest, and productivity, and redefining what a “win” can look like in different seasons of life.

I also dive into why setting the bar too high can lead to burnout, avoidance, and feeling paralyzed—and how breaking goals down into smaller, realistic steps builds momentum, confidence, and consistency over time. From business growth and personal routines to relationships and healing, small wins compound into lasting change.

We explore how social media distorts our perception of success, why comparison steals joy, and how focusing on your own progress—rather than someone else’s highlight reel—allows you to move forward with clarity and intention.

I share simple ways to apply small wins in everyday life: setting minimum goals, returning quickly after missed days, shrinking habits to what feels doable, tracking effort instead of outcomes, and ending each day by naming what went right.

As we move into the new year, this episode encourages you to take inventory without attacking yourself, recognize what actually worked this year, and build your goals from who you already are—not who you think you should be.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, behind, or hard on yourself right now, this episode is a reminder that progress doesn’t have to be extreme to be real—and that small, consistent choices are what truly move you forward.

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