Danni Carr

How I quit alcohol

Danni Carr

  • 55. Are your old labels holding you back? with Ash Grunwald

55. Are your old labels holding you back? with Ash Grunwald

Saturday 21st August 2021

Ash Grunwald and Danni Carr explore breaking free from old labels and embracing self-transformation on 'How I Quit Alcohol'.
39 minutes
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How I quit alcohol
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Danni Carr
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Redefining Yourself: Ash Grunwald on Shedding Old Labels

They haven't quite made that adjustment yet and they don't see themselves like as a rough example, as the person who gets up and goes for a walk early in the morning or whatever. It's hard to get good at something else because you're still living in accordance to that old way of thinking.
What if the labels you've carried for years are holding you back? In this episode of 'How I Quit Alcohol', host Danni Carr chats with musician and surfer Ash Grunwald about the powerful impact of labels on our lives. Danni and Ash dive into the concept of self-labeling, exploring how past identities can stifle personal growth and transformation.
Danni opens up about her own experience of being known as the 'party girl' and how she had to redefine herself to facilitate change. Ash shares his journey of shedding old labels through practices like breathwork, gratitude, and journaling. They discuss the importance of self-reflection and creating new labels that align with one's true values and aspirations.
Whether you're on a sobriety journey or just looking to grow personally, this episode offers practical tips and heartfelt insights on breaking free from old patterns and embracing a more fulfilling life. Tune in to learn how to let go of the past and create a new, empowering narrative for yourself.