15 Day Fix: Reset Your Life After Holiday Indulgence

Posted by Boisson Staff on January 07, 2023

The twelve days of quismoiss are over. Christmas trees are thrown off on the sidewalks, neglected and miserable, waiting to be turned into mulch. A sobering contrast to the bonhomie of the holiday season, its epilogue which we so hoped would be a powerful beginning. Your goals, your resolutions — all evaporated too fast, leaving you one on one with the routine, gray, familiar, and uninspiring. Where are they now? Where Are They Now? — asks Steve Cutts, the director of the eponymous short film featuring quite a couple: obese Jessica Rabbit and drunken Roger Rabbit, facing reality long after the prime of their heyday. Garfield wasn’t spared either — he gained unhealthy weight and cannot even move without help. Doesn’t it look familiar?.. Whatever note you ended celebrations on, you’re not alone. At Boisson, we’re human, too: our mind and bodies are stressed and begging for post-holiday reset.

To resurrect our hopes and revive our wholesome selves, we made this 15-day-post-holiday-reset-plan to combat and reverse whatever you have done so far. Actionable and feasible, it will allow us all to regain power and tame the wayward tide of life. Great thing about it — the dates in it are not set in stone, as instead of Dry January, we’re opting for Damp January — its more chill relative who’s not a control freak. We chose to look for opportunities, not limitations, and obviously no one needs another share of stress. We’ve clearly had enough from having spent the holidays with our families. Start the cleanse today, tomorrow, or whenever you’d like — just make sure it’s still somewhere in January.

Here’s the list of drinks you’ll need to get back to human. You’ll quite likely finish some of these much sooner, and this is just the base menu that you can customize to suit your tastes. Like with healthy eating, it’s easier not to mess up your mindful drinking resolution if you’re on a schedule that ensures you’ll certainly have a drink. You asked for a sign — don’t mark it as spam.