Are you waiting until January 1st to quit drinking? Wondering if it’s okay to wait? Or are you already sober and wondering how to handle the holidays? This episode has something for you.

Becca kicks off the 12 Snippets of Christmas countdown with a compassionate message for anyone who’s waiting to quit or navigating early sobriety.

If you’ve decided to wait until January 1st to give up alcohol, she’s here to say: That’s okay! Today’s snippet focuses on why self-judgment and negativity only hold you back and how setting clear intentions now can set you up for success later.

In this episode:

1. Learn why beating yourself up for waiting only makes it harder to quit.
2. Discover a simple daily intention practice to prepare for your alcohol-free journey starting January 1st.
3. Gain a positive, guilt-free mindset for enjoying the holidays—whether you’ve quit drinking or are still planning to.

If you’ve decided to start your sober journey on January 1st, don’t stress—set your intention, stay present, and come back tomorrow for Day 11 of the 12 Snippets of Christmas, where Becca shares strategies for handling holiday triggers. Subscribe now so you don’t miss a snippet!

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This podcast explores the journey of sober living and sobriety, highlighting how health, mindset shifts, and overcoming regret from binge drinking and drinking can lead to powerful habits that support an alcohol-free lifestyle, especially for professionals and business women seeking self-improvement, confidence, clarity, and lasting empowerment.