This episode is really just a stream of unfiltered thoughts about my experience with a narcissist. I didn’t script anything—just spoke from where I am right now. As I get more comfortable, I might start diving deeper and sharing more.

If you're listening and you're in it, or you've been through it, I hope something in this resonates. Maybe you'll feel a little more seen, a little less alone, or take even one small piece of value from this.

Sending love and strength to anyone navigating this kind of pain. We will heal. And we will come out stronger on the other side.

Happy Sober October! In today's episode, I am firing off my top tips for early sobriety :) Whether you're taking a break for the month or quitting for good, I hope you'll find some good take aways in this episode :)

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In this episode, I step away from my usual tips and advice to share my personal story with alcohol and sobriety. I open up about the life events that led me to my lowest point (Covid, a narcissistic relationship, and an injury), how I knew it was time for a change, and the very first steps I took after quitting drinking.

If you’re sober-curious, in early recovery, or just looking for encouragement, I hope my story reminds you that you’re not alone and that change is possible.

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Alcohol seems to be everywhere -at the grocery store, on TV, at bars, and in nearly every social gathering. In today’s episode, I share practical tips for navigating those moments so you can feel confident and comfortable in your sobriety, no matter the setting.

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In sobriety, some changes happen immediately, whereas some take time. In today's episode, we are discussing a few benefits that happen right away when you quit drinking. Obviously, everyone is different, so this is just my own personal experience. But hopefully it gives you something to look forward to if you're considering sobriety.

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Today’s episode dives into sleep in sobriety—from the short-term challenges to the long-term benefits. While adjusting can be tough at first, the payoff is huge. Quality sleep = better health, better mood, better life.

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In today’s episode, I’m going back to the very beginning of my sober journey and revisiting the ‘why’ I wrote down in my sobriety app on day one. Knowing our 'why' is such a powerful tool -it keeps us grounded, helps us stay focused when things get tough, and reminds us of the results and life we’re working toward.

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I hate the feeling of being bored, and the old me would have just drank away that feeling. Now in sobriety, we have to face that feeling and sit with our thoughts. It's a tough adjustment, and I honestly don't have a ton of advice to offer.

Today, I am venting... sharing something I still struggle with. Sobriety gets easier with time, but I'm still learning every day.

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Did you know that 43% of people with ADHD will develop a problem with alcohol? It is SO common for people to self-medicate with booze, and unfortunately... it works. That's why so many people fall down a bad path with alcohol -because it's an immediate band-aid fix, but it's not a long term solution.

In today's episode, I provide some life hacks for living life with ADHD, and we discuss why it's so common for ADHD'ers to turn to the bottle.

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I'm not going to lie, dating feels so weird without my comfort blanket. I used to drink alcohol in order to feel comfortable flirting with guys, making the first move, or to get through the first date jitters... and now I don't have that. So dating and flirting feels weird.

I've had a lot of "firsts" in sobriety, but dating is still not crossed off the list. I am loving life right now on my own, so it's tough to get in the mindset of bringing someone else into my little world. But I know it'll happen eventually.

In this episode, we talk about some little flirtatious glimmers I've had over the last year of being single and sober + we talk about why it's different to date as a sober person. Thanks for listening, and feel free to join our online support group below:

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