Conquering FOMO: Vic and Hamish's Sober Adventures
Episode Overview
FOMO in sobriety is often based on a false belief of missing out on something that never truly existed Staying sober means gaining more than missing out on alcohol-related events Exploring the joy of missing out (JOMO) as a form of self-care and contentment Importance of self-reflection and self-respect in overcoming FOMO in sobriety Remembering the benefits of sobriety and the pride in one's journey for long-term success
It's a momentary fleeting feeling of missing out on something that never even existed, punishing us for boozing for so long that we associate it as the only way to have fun. But in reality, we're just missing out on a fantasy that never played out.
Ever found yourself scrolling through social media, feeling a pang of jealousy as your friends post about their wild night out? Vic and Hamish know that feeling all too well. In this episode of 'Sober Awkward', they tackle the infamous Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) and how it impacts those who choose sobriety in a world drenched in alcohol.
With their trademark humor and honesty, they dissect whether those boozy nights were ever as fun as we remember or just a hazy illusion. From hilarious personal tales to deep dives into the psychology of FOMO, they leave no stone unturned. And yes, you'll even hear about Hamish's unforgettable 3am escapade with Janet and Steve in a Peckham bedsit.
Whether you're battling FOMO yourself or just curious about the sober life, this episode promises laughter, insights, and a fresh perspective on finding joy in missing out.