Steve Ward
Steve Ward
Is It Okay To Drink?
Is It Okay To Drink?
Is It Okay To Drink?
Saturday 9th November 2019
Steve Ward examines whether it's okay to drink, discussing warning signs of addiction and offering paths to recovery in 'The Next Right STEPS'.
12 minutes
Informative
Empowering
Supportive
Raw
Life-changing
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Author:
Steve Ward
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Parenting & Children
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Body & Mind
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Get the buttons here!Is Drinking Okay? Unpacking Alcohol's Role in Our Lives
It all comes down to: what role does drinking play in your life?
Steve Ward dives deep into the loaded question: 'Is it okay to drink?' This episode of 'The Next Right STEPS' isn't about giving a simple yes or no. Instead, Ward explores the many shades of alcohol consumption, from casual drinking to full-blown addiction. He asks listeners to reflect on how alcohol fits into their lives and the impact it has on their relationships, work, and well-being. Are you hiding your drinking habits? Do you feel guilty after a night out?
Using alcohol to handle stress? These are just some of the warning signs Ward highlights. If any of this sounds familiar, it might be time to seek help. Ward discusses various paths to recovery, whether it's attending meetings, seeking professional help, or simply opening up to a trusted friend. Spirituality also plays a big part in Ward's approach. He shares how the Steps program, grounded in spiritual principles, has guided millions towards a better life.
By aligning your personal desires with a higher purpose and cultivating good daily habits, you can start your journey to recovery. Ward's message is clear: while quitting alcohol can be challenging, it's possible to find peace, joy, and purpose. Whether you're struggling with addiction or just rethinking your relationship with alcohol, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. So, is it okay to drink? That's for you to decide.
But with Ward's guidance, you can make more informed choices and take the first steps towards a healthier life.