In the latest episode of "420 Reasons Why I Quit Drinking," I reflect on the numerous attempts I've made to quit drinking over the years. Despite my efforts, I often found myself returning to alcohol, with my longest stint of sobriety lasting about six weeks. Although I loved the sober life, it never lasted, and alcohol always won in the end.

This time, however, I approached my journey differently. When I recently decided to quit smoking weed on April 1st, I made sure to write down my reasons why. This effort led to a four-month period of sobriety, which was a significant achievement for me.

In this episode, I share the story of what triggered me to start smoking again, how I ended up eating a Doobie Ball, and the side effects that followed. These experiences made me realize that I was done with chasing substances, as I always ended up losing—losing my inhibition, self-control, and the feeling of genuine well-being.

As of July 20th, I have a new sobriety date and a renewed commitment to staying sober