We all slip up - Deepstash

We all slip up

Don't beat yourself up when you slip up. 

Write down why you want to quit sugar. Remind yourself every time you feel yourself slipping.

If you slip up, use it as a learning experience and start again. Make sure to avoid the same trap next time.

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