As we embark on the holiday season and what is usually the biggest drinking night of the year. I say usually because this year will be a little different for some because you know 2020, which is a good thing. No pressure to drink in a social situation! We have to look for the positives when we can, right?

Anyway, I always think back upon the Thanksgiving mornings, waking up so nauseous, wondering what the heck happened the night before (who did I text? did I embarrass myself again?) Not anymore, though. Now I'm waking up ready for some coffee and couch hangs with the little man to watch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

We have new traditions now, which brings me to another point, start new traditions with your family. If you are always used to drinking on Thanksgiving, think of ways to ditch the alcohol and still have fun.

All I know is I'm so thankful that I haven't had a hangover in over 4 years.

I'll be dishing out a few tips tomorrow to help you stay sober for turkey day. Stay tuned!

In the meantime, have you been on the fence about joining the 60 Day Alcohol-Free Challenge starting on Tuesday? Read on if so.

I had a 1:1 call that is included in the challenge with one of the participants yesterday, and that call reaffirms why I do what I do day in and day out. The only other person she's told about her struggle was her husband, and she felt such a sense of relief to let it out, cry, and be able to see that there's nothing wrong with her. Absolutely nothing at all. She just started to rely on a chemically addictive substance. She left that call with a renewed sense of motivation and HOPE. She even posted in the group about it later that night.

Now she is surrounded by a group of mothers who are on the same path as her, ready to cheer her on. That's why these challenges are so effective. They help you learn the tools and strategies to sustain and thrive in

This will be the last round of the challenge at the current price, so get in before it goes up in 2021!