Dad, I'm On A Super Yacht!

Last night, my client invited my best mate and I on one of her super yachts.

I was like... "I think I'm free".

I grew up very humbly as a kid.

Riding bikes in the cemetery with my mates, playing with hot wheel cars, playing ps1 on a mattress on the floor and I never went out for dinner with my family.

We would always order fish and chips and eat it at home and watch the rugby.

Classic kiwi lifestyle.

A super yacht ride was never really in the picture.

My dad would fall over dead if he knew I was on a super yacht.

There were amazing dishes on board with scallops, seafood pasta, fancy meat pies, fresh fruit sliced on a fancy platter.

It was heaven.

And to top it off with having one of my best mates to enjoy it with was great.

The Vivid lights lights are also on in Sydney at the moment too, so the views were spectacular.

The yacht had rooms bigger than my bedroom downstairs with bathrooms also bigger than mine LOL

With a jacuzzi on top and a waterslide to slide into the water from the 3rd floor.

It was crazy.

I wasn't drinking, my client wasn't drinking and I also met one of my clients friend who also wasn't drinking.

There's nothing wrong with drinking alcohol but as you know it can lead to more alcohol, more stupid food decisions and can slow down fat loss results.

There was free alcohol on the boat.

Most would dive into it with a straw as a snorkel but we had goals and drinking alcohol that night didn't align with them.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with alcohol, once again.

But the power of wanting something so bad overruled.

The power of wanting to achieve a goal so bad, led us not to.

Are you that committed to your goal at the moment?

Or do you need guidance to get there?