The Sunday Morning Project
You did the hard bit.
Now it's time to build what
comes next.
This is not about sobriety. It's about identity.
Does this sound familiar?
You've got the career, the handbag, the frequent flyer miles. On paper, everything looks exactly as it should. But there's a quiet voice that keeps asking: is this it?
Your weekends feel oddly empty. Saturday night arrives and you're not getting dressed up to head out to your favourite wine bar, which is great (obviously) but now you're three episodes into Love Is Blind on the sofa wondering why you feel so flat.
Your friendships have shifted. Some of your closest friends are settling down and your travel buddies are disappearing.
You've started questioning who you are when you're not the one holding a glass of Champagne.
You didn't quit drinking to feel more lost. You quit to feel more free. And you will. But not by accident.
The Sunday Morning Project is a movement built around a single, powerful idea: that moment when you wake-up on a Sunday, fresh, present and fully yourself, where you realise just how much of your life was happening through a haze.
This is that version of you.
Clear. Capable. Ready.
And she deserves a life that was built for her. Not inherited by default.
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I’m Jill, founder of The Sunday Morning Project
I'm Jill, founder of The Sunday Morning Project, CIMA-qualified accountant, CFO and expat, qualified Positive Psychology coach and someone who has been exactly where you are right now.
I didn't come to coaching through a dramatic rock bottom. I came to it through a
quiet, unsettling realisation: that I had spent my entire adult life going through the motions:
the degree, the qualification, the career, the house, the husband.
And I hadn't made a single genuinely intentional decision about any of it.
I was just doing what everyone else was doing … and alcohol had been there for every single step of it.
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