Make the task specific.
Instead of promising a complete new routine, identify one action you can explain clearly. Discuss when it happens, what might get in the way and what support would make it easier to try.
Expect a learning period.
A missed attempt can show you something about the plan. Bring that information to your coach rather than treating the habit as a test of your character.
Review what you actually did.
Notice which parts were practical and which were hard to repeat. Daily check-ins can make that conversation more specific than trying to remember the whole week at once.
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