
#46 - The Christmas to New Year Limbo
The Leaner You Podcast with Daniel Rosenthal and Santo ChiappettaShow Notes
The week between Christmas and New Year feels like a fever dream.
No schedule.
No structure.
In this episode, we talk about why this “in-between week” derails healthy habits and how to use it to your advantage instead of starting January behind.
We share simple, low-pressure ways to stay grounded, why planning matters even when nothing is on the calendar, and how this week can quietly set the tone for the entire year ahead.
If you want January to feel calmer, more intentional, and less like a restart from zero, this episode is for you.
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- Coach mentioned in this episode: Jeff Dalzell https://www.instagram.com/jeffdalzellfitness/
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