Separate the outcome from the routine.
Explain what you hope to achieve, then discuss the training and food-planning tasks involved. A result is not guaranteed, but your plan should make its expectations clear.
Be honest about time and resources.
Tell Toni about your schedule, equipment and experience. A realistic conversation needs that information rather than an ambitious plan built around a week you do not have.
Review without starting over every time.
If a task was difficult, ask what made it difficult. A check-in can help you work through the problem without treating one missed action as a reason to discard the entire plan.
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