Making the decision is the hardest part.
Making the decision
is the hardest part.
Realize the hardest part of quitting drinking is deciding to do so. Honest!
UPDATE: Today is January 3, 2025. And I've no doubt there are countless folks out there who have made "quitting drinking" their New Year's Resolution. Great! But if you really want to quit, get my book!
Susan, why on earth should
we take your word for it?
Well, I've been sober since 1998. Haven't touched a drop. Don't have the desire. And how to lose that desire is what I teach you in my book.
The "trick" is to make that mental connection. Your brain needs to be "rewired" so that when that urge to drink arrives, you "nip it in the bud" and it becomes a non-starter.
Once you've made up your mind and you've said, "Enough is enough" and you really mean it, all you need is this companion book to keep you on the straight and narrow.
My book takes you through the first 66 days of your sobriety. Why 66 days?
That's the (new) average length of time it takes for a new habit to take hold.
And who better to share their
encouragement and guidance than a sober veteran of 25+ years (1998 to
2024... and counting)... me!
Every day, millions of Americans raise a glass as a celebratory toast to others. Or simply to get blitzed. It’s alcoholism. It’s a habit. And you can eradicate that bad habit.
While many claim there is a ‘cure,’ I believe you certainly can live a normal, sober, productive life. I’m living proof. I’ll share my drinking love story with you.
You can quit drinking without excessive willpower. How? Use Somatic Marker moments. It’s an easy way to quit drinking when you replay "the bad stuff" in your brain.
This book is not a dry read (pun intended). It’s fun, makes you think, and isn’t boring.
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You will learn:
This interactive 66-Day book is a ‘how-to’ and ‘daily guide,’ all in one.
At each day’s end, I'll ask you to make the ‘Conscience Click.’ A simple “Yes” or “No” to ONE question: “Did you remain sober today?” will take you to the author’s helpful comments related to your answer.
Written by a 20+ year Sober Veteran, Susan says, “I quit drinking. That means you can too. I was really addicted to alcohol. I beat it. Let me help you, too.”
Consider this 370+ page eBook to be a ‘quit drinking alcohol aid.'
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Quitting alcohol is only as hard as you make it. The desire to QUIT must come from deep inside you. The need to quit has to be strong. If it's a "wishy-washy" type of "I'll quit tomorrow," then guess what? You won't quit.
As mentioned at the top of the page, you have to reach "rock bottom" and that's a different place for different people for obvious reasons. My rock bottom won't be your rock bottom. I'd just "had enough" of waking up with hangovers, and spending the previous night getting drunk. It was like clockwork. It was a really bad habit.
There was nothing wrong with me. There's nothing wrong with you either.
You just have to make that decision to stop drinking. Your desire to quit has to be as strong a desire as a drowning man who needs air to breathe.
Guess what? Quitting drinking is easier than going on a diet. Why? Because you MUST eat food to live. You do NOT need ALCOHOL to live. Bear that in mind.
Quitting drinking, or any negative habit, is a double-edged sword - at the beginning. You come to the realization that you need to quit, then the panic attack occurs where you ALSO realize that you WON'T be "doing that" bad habit any more.
Understand that it's just a panic attack - it's imaginary - it's NOT real - and that you CAN quit bad habits.
I also quit biting my nails after a 20 year habit of doing so.
We can do anything we put our minds to. So just put your "mind to" quitting booze. Trust me, you'll be ever so glad you did.
Buy The Book Today ~ Start Your Sobriety Tomorrow.