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Dry January is usually hardest after the initial motivation fades.
The first week can be rough with headaches, fatigue, and withdrawal symptoms.
The second week often feels better physically, but this is when the “drinking brain” starts whispering, “See? You don’t have a problem. You can go back now.”
➡️➡️ This episode is your reminder not to listen to that voice.
In today’s episode of the No More Wasted Days Podcast, Sara shares six practical, mindset-shifting strategies to help you move beyond white-knuckling Dry January and into something far more powerful: joy, clarity, and abundance.
These tools are not just for January. They are the same strategies that support long-term alcohol-free living.
(Looking for the sign up link to get on the waiting list 👀👀 for the upcoming PUSH to 100? Look no further - www.nomorewasteddays.co/100waitinglist)
1️⃣. How to manage cravings with a plan, not shame
2️⃣. How to clarify a strong “why” that makes alcohol-free living non-negotiable
3️⃣ How to socialize with confidence without drinking
4️⃣. How to live sanely in a culture that glorifies alcohol
5️⃣ How to shift from deprivation to abundance
6️⃣ How to create micro-joy moments that rebuild real dopamine
🌈 You’re two weeks into Dry January and feeling tempted to quit
✨ Enrollment is opening soon for PUSH TO 100, Sara’s guided 100-day alcohol-free challenge starting February 10. ✨
This experience is designed to help you quit drinking with structure, community, and real-life tools so you can feel confident, grounded, and supported through your first 100 alcohol-free days.
👉👉 Join the waiting list to get early access and a special enrollment bonus: www.nomorewasteddays.co/100waitinglist
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Follow the podcast on Social Media:
IG: @nomorewasteddays.pod
Follow Sara on Social Media:
IG: @no_more_wasted_days
TikTok: @no_more_wasted_days
Facebook: www.facebook.com/NoMoreWastedDaysOfficial
By Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet4.9
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Dry January is usually hardest after the initial motivation fades.
The first week can be rough with headaches, fatigue, and withdrawal symptoms.
The second week often feels better physically, but this is when the “drinking brain” starts whispering, “See? You don’t have a problem. You can go back now.”
➡️➡️ This episode is your reminder not to listen to that voice.
In today’s episode of the No More Wasted Days Podcast, Sara shares six practical, mindset-shifting strategies to help you move beyond white-knuckling Dry January and into something far more powerful: joy, clarity, and abundance.
These tools are not just for January. They are the same strategies that support long-term alcohol-free living.
(Looking for the sign up link to get on the waiting list 👀👀 for the upcoming PUSH to 100? Look no further - www.nomorewasteddays.co/100waitinglist)
1️⃣. How to manage cravings with a plan, not shame
2️⃣. How to clarify a strong “why” that makes alcohol-free living non-negotiable
3️⃣ How to socialize with confidence without drinking
4️⃣. How to live sanely in a culture that glorifies alcohol
5️⃣ How to shift from deprivation to abundance
6️⃣ How to create micro-joy moments that rebuild real dopamine
🌈 You’re two weeks into Dry January and feeling tempted to quit
✨ Enrollment is opening soon for PUSH TO 100, Sara’s guided 100-day alcohol-free challenge starting February 10. ✨
This experience is designed to help you quit drinking with structure, community, and real-life tools so you can feel confident, grounded, and supported through your first 100 alcohol-free days.
👉👉 Join the waiting list to get early access and a special enrollment bonus: www.nomorewasteddays.co/100waitinglist
********************************************
Follow the podcast on Social Media:
IG: @nomorewasteddays.pod
Follow Sara on Social Media:
IG: @no_more_wasted_days
TikTok: @no_more_wasted_days
Facebook: www.facebook.com/NoMoreWastedDaysOfficial

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