The Bumpy Wagon Plan
Avoid negative self-talk at all costs. Text your social support buddy right away and own the slip-up. Avoid over-interpreting failure. Acknowledge that at some point you will fall off the wagon and slip up. And when you do, remind yourself that it doesn’t necessarily mean anything. Slip-ups happen. If you are consistently slipping up in the same way, do some reflection.
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