Sober Sisters Society
Sober Sisters Society
Looking for Loopholes: Sober Sisters Society Podcast
Looking for Loopholes: Sober Sisters Society Podcast
Looking for Loopholes: Sober Sisters Society Podcast
Wednesday 14th July 2021
Nicole and Tammy discuss the loopholes we use to justify drinking and offer tips on saying no to social pressures. Listen now on Sober Sisters Society.
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Get the buttons here!Outsmarting Drinking Loopholes with the Sober Sisters
I'm trying to learn to just say no in advance more of the time, so that I don't stack my day.
Ever found yourself making excuses to have 'just one more drink'? In this episode of the Sober Sisters Society Podcast, Nicole and Tammy tackle the sneaky loopholes we often use to justify our drinking habits. The sisters share their own stories and reflections, revealing how these justifications can keep us stuck in a cycle of alcohol dependence. They dive into the mental gymnastics involved in quitting drinking and how to outsmart those pesky loopholes that can derail your progress.
Nicole and Tammy don't just talk about the problem; they offer practical advice on how to say no to social pressures and overcome the fear of missing out. They emphasize the importance of setting boundaries and learning to decline commitments that don't serve your sobriety goals. The episode is filled with humor, heartfelt discussions, and valuable tips that make it a must-listen for anyone on a sober journey or curious about living without alcohol.
If you're tired of the mental tug-of-war and want to find a way to stick to your sobriety goals, this episode is packed with insights and encouragement. Join the Sober Sisters as they navigate their own paths to sobriety and inspire others to do the same. It's not just about avoiding alcohol; it's about reclaiming control over your life and finding joy in the journey.