Is eating cake at work really as bad as passive smoking?

As someone who believes in the power of personal responsibility, I know how important it is to take control of our own health and well-being. That's why I was a bit shocked when I read an article recently about a statement made by Professor Susan Jebb, an academic at the University of Oxford and chair of the Food Standards Agency. She stated that allowing cakes into offices "undermines people's free will" and that "it's as bad as passive smoking."

Now, I'll be the first to admit that it can be tough to resist certain temptations, like cake. But comparing the presence of cake in an office to passive smoking seems like a bit of an exaggeration. The truth is, we all have the power to make choices about what we eat and what we don't. And it's important to take personal responsibility for our own actions and decisions, instead of blaming others for our own choices.

I'm a big believer in setting up our environment to win, and I know that when we take personal responsibility for our health and well-being, it can be truly empowering. That's why I created my World Famous Unstoppable28 program, which is designed to help individuals like you take control of their own health and well-being.

If you're ready to make real change in your life and learn the importance of personal responsibility, I'd love to work with you through the Unstoppable28 program. This program is all about empowering you to make your own choices, and I know it can be the first step towards achieving your health and wellness goals.