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65. Sober Curious in Your 20’s - Quitting Alcohol to Make Yourself Happier

65. Sober Curious in Your 20’s - Quitting Alcohol to Make Yourself Happier

FromLive Your Personal Best - Workout Motivation and Routine Building For Current and Former Athletes


65. Sober Curious in Your 20’s - Quitting Alcohol to Make Yourself Happier

FromLive Your Personal Best - Workout Motivation and Routine Building For Current and Former Athletes

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Length:
23 minutes
Released:
Mar 1, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Have you been seriously thinking of moderating your alcohol intake or quitting altogether? Being sober curious is actually a good thing because it shows that you’re thinking of both your physical and mental health. Because let’s be honest, most of us hide a lot of things by drinking so we can avoid facing them.   


 


In this episode of Girls Gone Healthy, I have my friend Hayley who has just celebrated her first year of being sober. She’s a cycling instructor and shares online her fitness and spirituality journey to help others. Today she shares her personal journey with alcohol and how it contributed to her unhealthy habits.  


 


Listen in to learn how your physical health and mental perspective will change when you quit drinking, changing your life in the long run.  


 


Key Takeaways: 



How to find a sober community that resonates with your reason for quitting alcohol.  


How quitting drinking changes your inner perspective and how you view yourself.  


Surround yourself with the right friendships for support when you decide to go sober.  


Make your reason for being sober a personal one without pressure while taking baby steps. 


The value of joining the sober community online to support you on your journey.  



Episode Timeline: 



[2:08] Hayley narrates the events that led to her quitting alcohol.  


[6:34] How being sober has improved Hayley’s life, especially her fitness goals.  


[10:06] Why you shouldn’t worry about relationships when you quit drinking because the right ones will stay. 


[15:03] Why you should consider if moderate drinking is where to start. 




[18:31] Hayley advises that you think of your ‘why’ if you’re sober curious.  



Quotes: 



“If you have the right people around you, they’ll support your decision.”- Haley [11:48]  


“A lot of it is a mental barrier, and a lot of it is in your mind because it’s really not as bad as it seems.”- Hayley [13:46] 


“Over time your why might change, but trust your process.”- Hayley [19:40] 



 


Connect with Hayley: 


Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imhayleynoelle/  


YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/hayleynoelle  


Website: https://www.thephilosophyoffitness.com  


Join the community! 


Instagram: https://bit.ly/3f5fGxs      


Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/2PZ2zTC       


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Released:
Mar 1, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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