Mary Wagstaff
Mary Wagstaff
Ep. #146 Alcohol As A Catalyst For Connection
Ep. #146 Alcohol As A Catalyst For Connection
Ep. #146 Alcohol As A Catalyst For Connection
Wednesday 25th May 2022
Mary Wagstaff explores whether alcohol truly aids social connection, offering tips for building genuine relationships without relying on booze.
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Get the buttons here!Alcohol and Connection: Rethinking Social Bonds Without the Bottle
Connecting a connection is a relationship in which a person, a thing or an idea is linked and associated with something else. Is alcohol creating more connection or just inhibiting your thoughts that stop you from going deeper?
Ever wondered if alcohol really helps you connect with others, or if it's just a myth we've been conditioned to believe? In this episode of 'Stop Drinking and Start Living', Mary Wagstaff challenges the idea that booze is a necessary social lubricant. She dives into the concept of alcohol as a so-called catalyst for connection, questioning whether it actually deepens our relationships or just masks our insecurities.
Mary suggests that true connection comes from vulnerability and authenticity, not from a glass of wine or a pint of beer. Through relatable anecdotes and practical advice, she encourages listeners to examine their social habits and consider how they can build genuine connections without relying on alcohol. Whether you're struggling with social anxiety or just curious about living more intentionally, this episode offers valuable insights into fostering real relationships and personal growth.
Tune in to rethink how you connect with others and discover new ways to be present and engaged in your social life.