F*ck forever.

Life is happening now.

Focusing on FOREVER has your mind spinning in a future out of your control. 

Without alcohol your first time out on the water this summer, your birthday and back yard bbq’s. 

Forever creates a void in your mind.

An empty space where alcohol use to occupy. 

You can’t even fathom it. 

It doesn’t make sense.

Alcohol is a grain of sand in the scheme of life.

But with a mind FULL of to drink or not drink, alcohol feels like a boulder. 

In the beginning, all you can focus on is what will be missing. 

So start here instead:

You know what the morning will feel like if you don’t drink. 

Take your mind to 12 hours from now. Not next year.
 

I wish I would have drank last night, (said no one ever).

Feel the freedom of waking up refreshed and order an iced tea.

Sit in the pride of doing something different. 

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