Different Approach to Alcohol Habit

DIFFERENT APPROACH TO ALCOHOL HABIT

Explore 28 Day Journal Online Course and Guided Comments

If you know me, worked with me, or read any of my books, you know I am a firm believer in the wisdom:

What we think in our heart, so are we.
Where our focus goes, energy flows.
What we think about we bring about.

The more we think about drinking or not drinking, the more we keep ringing the bell… remember when.

BEEN THERE, DONE THAT

My greatest aspiration is to change the approach to how we address alcohol and other vices that we can misuse habitually to help distract us. The traditional pathway measures success by abstinence, and if you drink, you lose the one thing that signaled you were successful. People would regularly come back in the rooms of alcoholics anonymous with their heads hung low in defeat. I couldn’t figure out why since it was also suggested that relapse is inevitable. It’s part of the process.

It was only my second visit when my head was hung low, and I cried through the entire meeting. There was so much more riding on my decisions. In a letter I wrote the morning of that meeting, it is impossible to know if I was writing to alcohol or my then-boyfriend, aptly named in my first book, Wholly Sober, Prince Harming.

FREEDOM

There was a lot of unraveling that needed to happen for me ever to come close to finding freedom.

I didn’t have that freedom with Prince Harming. I would come to learn I didn’t have that freedom in the program of A.A. As Writer’s Digest so brilliantly put in an editor’s review for Wholly Sober, “…she learns, through sheer intelligence and grit, that no one can do that (take care of her) but she herself….”

WHAT IT TAKES

Nothing brings me more joy than to hold space for women to flex their curiosity, experiment with new ideas, and explore forgotten dreams. In my humble opinion and based on my experience, this is absolutely necessary to be free of the need to misuse alcohol, food, screen time, or fill in the blank.

Being excited about life, having peace, looking forward to our future, being intentional about our direction, focus, and thoughts are keys to sober freedom. And a little reminder that sober does not mean abstinence. Learn more by reading the free download SoberRevolutionebook.com

THE ONLINE COURSE

So, I created this journal so women can explore on their own. But I know we all need different levels of support and I led this process through Facebook live when I first published the journal and the results were amazing. I took notes and reviewed the recordings and updated everything for this online course.

The aim is to help you release the need to drink rather than struggle with adapting your identity, making alcohol the enemy, and struggling with abstinence.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Click here if you’re interested in more details for the online course Explore 28 Day Journal, and remember I’m just a click away!

Much love,