Look ahead without writing a perfect week.
Check travel, events and time with family before deciding what training is realistic. Bring those plans to your coach rather than waiting until the week has become difficult.
Keep a few practical anchors.
Discuss meals, movement and preparation that can fit around your plans. Avoid treating an event meal as something to punish yourself for later.
Return to the conversation.
If the week did not go as expected, say what happened. A check-in is a place to understand the change, not a test you have failed by having a different routine.
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