3 Secrets That Make Stopping Drinking Alcohol EASY

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📌Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
2:21 - Secret #1
6:16 - Secret #2
8:38 - Secret #3

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[brentreid]

I didn't quit drinking. I say I'm going to see how long I can go without having another drink. Haven't had one for 35 years now.

[holliecataler]

I Stop drinking yesterday I hope I can stay clear from alcohol. Wish me please luck everyone . 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Liquidgrin]

About to hit 30 days sober! 25 years of partying and drinking daily and I’m finally feeling like a human being again. I haven’t had my anxiety under control like I do now for as long as I can remember. I’m excited to start living my life again.

[dbcooper]

what helps me is how much better I feel without alcohol. When I go to bed totally clear headed it's a great feeling. Knowing I will not have hangovers is also a great part of not drinking alcohol. My ability to get to the gym is much greater and I have much better workouts. I am 69 years old, retired have a great life, and want to keep it that way. I am on a low-carb diet and drinking alcohol is not an option. Wish me luck!

[wickedwrister]

Stopping today. I’ve never been this motivated. 2 DWIs, flipped my car off a bridge, jail, countless blackouts, bar fights, thousands and thousands of dollars wasted, breakups, divorce, strained relationship with my family, scars from falls, rehab, relapse, lost jobs, I could go on forever. Time for this to stop. Thanks for the video!

[sethpahlath]

3 months sober and I do get some bad days but watching these videos help me to push on.... Thanks.

[maxit]

I need to stop drinking. I have lost few good friends, family connection due to my stupidity when I have way more to drink. Lord give me strength 😓

[NapkinEdStern]

I'm on day 20 of being sober. EDIT: Day: 40. 9/21/23.

[NickStAmant-xmsu]

Great advice. I'm only 3 days sober, (by far not the first time), but this makes way more sense than any I've heard. I'm at the age where I have lots more road behind me than ahead of me. But I want the final years of my life (maybe 15 more if I'm lucky) to be alcohol free. I feel better after 3 days of not drinking than I've felt in the past year. I want to continue this feeling forever.

[brianoconnor]

I’m sober 18 months and this advice is absolutely spot on - you have to completely change your mindset around how you view alcohol. Once you see it for the depressive poison that it is it becomes so easy - sober life is amazing! Well done Leon 👏

[coolness-vtmu]

8th night sober and I just took a bath and shower. Got out and boom pure bliss and joy. Waking up earlier and already being more productive. My face already looks better and I’m being less clumsy. Been ups and downs and some tears, but today is a turning point. I lost some good souls close to me a little over two years ago and my drinking got out of hand. Got drunk every single night and really fell behind and got off track. Tried to stop a couple times, but I guess I wasn’t ready. Found your channel the first night of not drinking and it has been helping me everyday along with everybody’s comments. Thank you. Weaning off nicotine and caffeine too. Looking forward to complete sobriety.

[Brian.]

I gave up a lifelong drinking habit at the age of 68, and now, 3.5 years later, I haven't touched a drop since. You are right about getting into the appropriate mindset. I gave up by simply realising that alcohol is a toxin, and that it would be really stupid to keep pouring toxin down my throat. That, and Adrian Chiles' TV documentary about himself as a drinker, was all it took. For the first couple of weeks I had to remind myself in the supermarket that this was the toxic aisle, to be avoided, but that's actually all it took. Now, I don't even feel remotely like having a drink. Drinking alcohol no longer exists in my world.

[pippipster]

1) don’t buy it
2) don’t pour in the glass
3) Don’t drink it

[Diabolical.-.]

Last year November, I had 6 months to live. I was doing a job where I was underpaid. I quit drinking, I had to. I invested my newly found time in learning and upskilling. I found a new job, as a Senior IT Manager, with a 140% hike. Today, I am not an alcoholic, made a full recovery, and very happy with myself :)

[sirenavg]

I have a classy stocked bar in my living room that I just packed up today. My husbands not a drinker but he still looked at me like 😳What??? I told him a need a break. I’m 41 now & then I showed him before & afters of people that quit. I’m quitting because I want to look younger for longer 🥰👍❤️

[duanekosobucki]

I found a healthy alternative: tea. I feel just as relaxed after drinking a cup of tea as when I have a bottle of beer. The big plus for me is two cups of tea is enough for me to feel good for a whole night. When I relax or try to relax with alcohol it's usually a whole bottle of liquor or a case of beer. My tea habit is alot cheaper and healthier for me. The best part of staying sober is knowing I won't waste tommorow being hung over. Its funny how one drinks to take away stress but the drinking actually adds more stress to life. Alcohol is a drug and like any other drug it will form a cloud over your life. And it's a dark cloud that blinds all the good things you have. Sobriety is worth it! Good luck!

[kiranroy]

I'm 42 and iv started my journey towards sobriety after 25 years of alcohol abuse. Mainly because of the 4 am anxiety and the massive depression the next entire day. I loved alcohol way too much but I'm just sick and tired of waking up full of fear at 4 am and spending the next day full of fear and sadness. Also I had to apologise everybody I texted bad. I refuse to live under the clutches of alcohol. I choose freedom! Iv had enough

[EnterShikariAVFC]

About a week ago a close friend of mine fell off a 3 storey building while incredibly drunk after a wedding and it was a huge wake up call for me. He's now bed bound after a life saving operation and will be lucky if he can walk again. Then 3 days ago another friend broke his ankle on the walk back from a bar and ended up in hospital. Seems like misery and bullshit accompanies the drinking lifestyle and I'm quitting before anything bad happens to me like my unfortunate pals. Instead I'm running an 8.5 mile charity run next Sunday and having this goal in mind has really given me that boost to stay off the drink for good. I used to drink every single day for about 3 years, so the first 4 days were a struggle but I'm past the worst of the psychological withdrawal and cravings and feel like my mindset has completely changed. Good luck to everyone trying to change their life for the better, we all have the power to take control of our lives

[trevor]

i am a drinker, i love drinking but hate the side effects and yes it consumes your life and destroys it

[PETER]

During my drinking days it was sometimes hard to prevent getting mixed up with lowlifes. Once I got completely sober it was like some miraculous “shield” that kept them away from me. Strange phenomenon!