Ali Burke’s Sober Story: From 'Mummy Wine Culture' to Meaningful Connections
Change your mindset, you're not giving it up, you're gaining.
Ever wondered how someone goes from regular drinking to celebrating 18 months of sobriety? Meet Ali Burke, a vibrant mom from Perth, Australia, who decided enough was enough in June 2021. In this episode of 'I Kissed Alcohol Goodbye', Dana Michael Krull chats with Ali about her rollercoaster relationship with alcohol and what led her to finally quit. Ali’s story is one of resilience and transformation.
She opens up about growing up in a culture where drinking was the norm and how that shaped her own habits. But it wasn’t just social norms; Ali dives into the 'mummy wine culture' that many parents find themselves trapped in. It's a candid conversation that highlights the fear of missing out and the societal pressures that can make quitting alcohol seem daunting. Yet, Ali’s journey is also filled with hope and positivity.
She shares how changing her mindset and building meaningful connections have been crucial in her sobriety. As she puts it, 'you're not giving it up, you're gaining'. Her perspective is a refreshing reminder that sobriety isn’t about losing something but gaining a whole new lease on life. This episode is perfect for anyone who’s curious about what it takes to stay sober or looking for some inspiration on their own journey.
Tune in to hear Ali’s heartfelt story and join the community of people breaking up with booze together.