David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 81 days - Institutionalised
5 Years 81 days - Institutionalised
5 Years 81 days - Institutionalised
Thursday 1st August 2024
David Boyle shares his humorous yet honest reflections on feeling institutionalised in sobriety. A relatable take on daily routines and recovery.
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David Boyle
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Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- Daily routines can bring comfort in sobriety.
- Struggling with sleep is a common issue.
- Workplace dynamics can be both challenging and humorous.
- Financial stress is a significant part of recovery.
- It's important to find balance between work and personal life.
I've got everything locked in now except sleep. I can't seem to get any more than like six and a half hours sleep.
David Boyle, the comedian behind 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', is back with another candid and humorous episode titled '5 Years 81 Days - Institutionalised'. Boyle opens up about his life post-alcohol, reflecting on how his new routines are making him feel like he's getting institutionalised. He jokes about his daily habits, from his xylitol toothpaste to his protein shakes, which he swears give him a morning boost.
Boyle's day-to-day has become so predictable that he likens it to being in prison - but there's a strange comfort in that routine too. Boyle doesn't shy away from the challenges he faces, like struggling to get enough sleep despite his packed schedule. He shares his thoughts on work, describing how he zones out during his drive and avoids early morning meetings by arriving late.
His reflections on workplace dynamics, especially the unspoken rule of not talking during lunch, add a humorous yet relatable touch. He also touches on financial stress, discussing his debt and the pressure to provide for his family. Despite these pressures, Boyle finds solace in his routine and even contemplates the long-term feasibility of his current lifestyle.
His candidness about occasionally breaking his sobriety streak adds a layer of authenticity and reminds you that recovery is a journey filled with ups and downs. With his signature blend of humour and raw honesty, Boyle's reflections on feeling institutionalised offer a unique perspective on life after alcohol. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a relatable and entertaining take on sobriety and the everyday struggles that come with it.
So, if you're looking for a mix of laughter and genuine insights, this episode has got you covered.