Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Why Quitting Alcohol Feels Wrong (But Isn’t)
Why Quitting Alcohol Feels Wrong (But Isn’t)
Why Quitting Alcohol Feels Wrong (But Isn’t)
Sunday 20th April 2025
Lee Davy breaks down the Five N’s that make quitting alcohol feel wrong, offering insights to help you rewrite your relationship with drinking.
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Get the buttons here!Debunking Alcohol Myths: The Five N's That Keep You Stuck
Episode Overview
- Alcohol is often framed as nice, natural, normal, necessary, and noble.
- These beliefs are deeply ingrained in our culture and personal lives.
- Challenging these beliefs can help you see through the myths about alcohol.
- Living an alcohol-free life is possible and fulfilling.
- The STRIVE Method offers practical tools to help you rewrite your relationship with drinking.
Alcohol numbs pleasure. It does not enhance it
Ever wondered why quitting alcohol feels so wrong, even when you know it's the right thing to do? In this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, Lee Davy unpacks the Five N’s that make alcohol seem nice, natural, normal, necessary, and noble. Drawing from the STUCK Phase of the STRIVE Method, Lee reveals how these deeply ingrained beliefs keep you tethered to the 'Liquid Lie'.
He shares personal anecdotes and reflections that will have you questioning your relationship with alcohol and how society has programmed us to accept it as a given. You'll walk away with a new perspective on why stopping drinking feels so difficult and how you can start rewriting the script for a healthier life.
Whether you’re struggling with alcohol or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice to help you see through the myths and move towards an alcohol-free life.