James Swanwick
James Swanwick
How To Make Friends Who Don't Drink - Julie Ferman
How To Make Friends Who Don't Drink - Julie Ferman
How To Make Friends Who Don't Drink - Julie Ferman
Wednesday 2nd February 2022
Discover how to create a supportive, sober social circle with tips from matchmaker Julie Ferman on the Alcohol-Free Lifestyle podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Building a Sober Social Network with Julie Ferman
Look for people who are living admirable lives, and if they are, they're probably kind and you can actually say to them: you know I'm having fun building a whole new social network of people who don't spend their evenings pounding four margaritas.
Imagine finding a group of friends who support your alcohol-free lifestyle. In this episode of the Alcohol-Free Lifestyle podcast, James Swanwick chats with Julie Ferman, a professional matchmaker and community builder, about how to create a social circle of friends who don't drink or drink minimally. Julie shares her expertise on the importance of surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals and offers practical tips for building a community that aligns with your sobriety goals.
She emphasizes seeking out people who lead admirable lives, as they are often open to new experiences and supportive of your journey. Julie also highlights the value of contribution and overcoming self-consciousness when engaging with others. You'll come away with a deeper understanding of the benefits of a sober social circle and actionable steps to start building one.
Whether you're looking to reduce your alcohol intake or quit altogether, this episode provides valuable insights and encouragement to help you create a fulfilling, supportive community.