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Whenever you undertake a new project, have a baby, start a job hunt, learn a new skill, there is preparation and dedication required. There is adjusting your schedule, shifting your priorities, waking up earlier and doing the work until you have the result you want. Changing your relationship to alcohol via your relationship to yourself is no different. You have to set the stage and create a container that will support you, inspire you and guide you through the work and through the hardest of times and an opportunity to celebrate your successes! Investing in self discovery is the best investment of your life time, it is one where you are always in control of the results.
You can't change if you don't change how you are doing things and showing up for your life.
During this 5 part series, I will teach you the five biggest mistakes people make when trying to quit drinking alcohol, how to recognize it, what to do different and how have some fun!
Don't miss all 5, It's a game changer.
Learn how to respect your own decisions before trying to please others: Schedule a complimentary alignment session: HERE.
Thank you for heading to Apple Podcast To Drop a 5 Star Review and What You LOVE about the show! Your presence means so much to me.
🌹Schedule A Free Private Strategy Session With Mary Today and Take Your Power Back
Wild Sobriety Is Now On YOUTUBE! Please come over and subscribe!
NEW Free Mini Course: The Permission Protocol-a five part journey to help you rethink everything you believe about the pleasure that is possible in sobriety and the radical freedom that it requires to get to the other side.
It's all inside of the Free, Off Social Media Wild Sobriety Community. Join HERE!
DISCLAIMER: This podcast and its contents are not a substitute for rehabilitation, medical treatment or advice. It is for educational and inspirational purposes. I am not a therapist or doctor. The views here are expressed a personal opinion and based on first hand experience. Please consult a doctor if your mental or physical health is at risk.
By Mary Wagstaff4.7
8282 ratings
Whenever you undertake a new project, have a baby, start a job hunt, learn a new skill, there is preparation and dedication required. There is adjusting your schedule, shifting your priorities, waking up earlier and doing the work until you have the result you want. Changing your relationship to alcohol via your relationship to yourself is no different. You have to set the stage and create a container that will support you, inspire you and guide you through the work and through the hardest of times and an opportunity to celebrate your successes! Investing in self discovery is the best investment of your life time, it is one where you are always in control of the results.
You can't change if you don't change how you are doing things and showing up for your life.
During this 5 part series, I will teach you the five biggest mistakes people make when trying to quit drinking alcohol, how to recognize it, what to do different and how have some fun!
Don't miss all 5, It's a game changer.
Learn how to respect your own decisions before trying to please others: Schedule a complimentary alignment session: HERE.
Thank you for heading to Apple Podcast To Drop a 5 Star Review and What You LOVE about the show! Your presence means so much to me.
🌹Schedule A Free Private Strategy Session With Mary Today and Take Your Power Back
Wild Sobriety Is Now On YOUTUBE! Please come over and subscribe!
NEW Free Mini Course: The Permission Protocol-a five part journey to help you rethink everything you believe about the pleasure that is possible in sobriety and the radical freedom that it requires to get to the other side.
It's all inside of the Free, Off Social Media Wild Sobriety Community. Join HERE!
DISCLAIMER: This podcast and its contents are not a substitute for rehabilitation, medical treatment or advice. It is for educational and inspirational purposes. I am not a therapist or doctor. The views here are expressed a personal opinion and based on first hand experience. Please consult a doctor if your mental or physical health is at risk.

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