I have determined there is ONE belief that fuels our entire mindset in the western world about alcohol.
It’s so powerful that is has you trying to solve all of your problems and create fun with alcohol.
It has you overriding your own intuition.
Shaming yourself for not figuring it out.
Negotiating rules with yourself to keep alcohol around for even, just one drink.
It has you making yourself sick.
Fighting with your partner.
Waking you up at 3 am.
Creating problems where there are none.
Putting thoughts in other peoples head about what they think about you.
Not doing your best at work.
Quitting on yourself, again and again.
Most importantly, it has you forgetting who you are, what matters most and what you are capable of.
This ONE belief is so powerful, that even AA put it into their big blue book.
They use it to help people quit drinking.
It is actually the belief that keeps so many who do stop drinking in deprivation.
In my experience, it’s the ONE belief that is the FARTHEST from the truth.
But this ONE belief is not a FACT, it’s a thought.
And you get to choose to believe it or not.
Listen to today’s podcast episode to find out what it is, what what thought you want to start believing instead.
- The ONE thought that has you and the western world sold on alcohol.
- What to do with your mind if you aren't drinking.
- Why constraining your attention is important.
- The impact of not drinking you are neglecting.
- How to create evidence from the end result.
- The crucial ingredient to change.
- How moderation keeps you in the same mindset that has you drinking.
- Why things don't seem fun without alcohol.
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- nervous system–calming phrases to instantly shift your perspective
- A simple yet profound tool to use when you feel that "screw it" moment rising
- A sneak peek into how The Sacred Pause Method helps you create freedom without deprivation
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.