David Boyle
David Boyle
3 Years 278 days - Boyle Reflects
3 Years 278 days - Boyle Reflects
3 Years 278 days - Boyle Reflects
Sunday 19th February 2023
Join David Boyle as he reflects on his journey to sobriety, sharing laughs and lessons from three years and 278 days alcohol-free.
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9 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Boyle's Sobriety Milestone: 3 Years and 278 Days of Reflection
When you quit alcohol, you get, like The First Month, free, you feel good, you're up your own ass about fucking how well you're doing, and then it fucking starts plateauing out until like the second or third month, and then around the second or third month, the fucking devil on your shoulder starts going.
Ever wondered what it's like to look back on years of sobriety with a mix of pride and humor? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle takes a trip down memory lane, revisiting days 40 to 70 of his podcast journey. With his signature blend of wit and raw honesty, Boyle reflects on the early challenges of quitting alcohol and the milestones he's achieved since then.
He dives into the importance of perseverance, self-reflection, and setting realistic goals. Boyle doesn't shy away from discussing the impact of alcohol on health and well-being, offering a candid look at the benefits of sobriety. One standout theme is the power of documenting one's journey; Boyle emphasizes how looking back can help propel you forward. He also touches on the crucial role of social support in recovery, cautioning against making empty promises.
Whether you're on a similar path or just curious about the ups and downs of sobriety, this episode is packed with insights and laughs that will resonate deeply. So, grab a cup of tea and join Boyle as he shares his heartfelt reflections on three years and 278 days of living alcohol-free.