Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Afraid to Say You’re Not Drinking? Approval Is a Hell of a Drug
Afraid to Say You’re Not Drinking? Approval Is a Hell of a Drug
Afraid to Say You’re Not Drinking? Approval Is a Hell of a Drug
Saturday 5th April 2025
Lee Davy shares a client's story about choosing integrity over approval on a lads' trip, exploring the roots of social drinking.
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Episode Overview
- Pressure to conform can lead to unwanted drinking.
- Understanding the Approval, Security, and Control framework.
- Mental preparation helps maintain sobriety during social events.
- Choosing integrity over approval can change your life.
- Reflect on how often you trade your truth for approval.
You do not need to drink to feel safe. You do not need approval to belong.
Ever felt like the only way to survive a lads' trip is to raise a glass you don't even want? This episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast dives into the deep need for approval and how it can lead us to drink when we don't want to. Lee Davy shares a powerful story about one of his clients who faced immense pressure on a golf trip but chose integrity over approval.
The episode explores the trifecta of Approval, Security, and Control – and how these elements drive our drinking habits. Lee discusses how tapping into your inner child and preparing mentally can help you stick to your goals, even in the face of peer pressure. The client’s journey from seeking approval to embracing his truth is both inspiring and eye-opening.
If you've ever struggled with saying no to a drink, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to maintain your integrity and stay true to yourself. Reflect on how often you trade your truth for approval and consider leading with vulnerability instead of control. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that could change your perspective on social drinking and help you find strength in your sobriety.