It’s decision fatigue. It’s mental load. It’s carrying everyone’s preferences in your head. Food should regulate your home. Not dysregulate you. This week inside Grocery Strategy we’re building repeatable meals that reduce decisions, save money, and calm the chaos. Comment “RESET” if you want dinner to feel lighter.

If your cart looks different every week… If you buy random ingredients with no plan… If dinner at 5:30 feels like a crisis… It’s not discipline. It’s not willpower. It’s a missing system. This week I’m teaching how to build 5 dinners from 12 base ingredients. Comment “SYSTEM” if you’re tired of winging it.

Most families don’t have a food problem. They have a system problem. If every grocery trip feels like: • You’re guessing • You’re overspending • You’re rebuying things you already have • Or food keeps going bad That’s not a discipline issue. That’s a structure issue. In Family Food Systems, we’re focusing on: 🥦 Buying with intention 🧊 Storing food so it actually lasts 📊 Stretching meals without stretching stress 💵 Lowering grocery bills without lowering quality Let’s start simple: Before your next grocery trip, answer this: How many dinners do you actually need this week? What do you already have in your freezer right now? What’s the one category you overspend on most? (snacks, meat, drinks, convenience foods, etc.) Drop your answer below 👇 We build better systems together.