Top 7 Tips To Quitting Alcohol FOR GOOD!
❌ 100% FREE VIDEO TRAINING (2025) ❌ New Method To Control Alcohol in 48 Hours ➡️ https://www.soberclear.com/video/?el=... ⬅️ ACCESS HERE (NEW 2025 VERSION) Looking for some tips to quitting alcohol and stopping drinking? Then this video is perfect for you. We look over 7 tips to make stopping drinking alcohol effortless. Free training is here: https://www.soberclear.com/free-train... ❌ MEN ONLY: Exclusive Free Video Training On “The Secret To Controlling Alcohol”: http://www.soberclear.com/dark-contro... 🎭 SOBERCLEAR COACHING PROGRAM! We're open for enrollment! Schedule a FREE consult to see if we're a good fit! (Spots are limited): https://www.soberclear.com/new-3/ #sober #stopdrinking #alcoholfree📚 🗣 Interact with me on a personal level! Facebook group: / 436524337281989 🎁 Check out the SOBERCLEAR website! https://www.soberclear.com/ Other videos on Sobriety: ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 🚨About: If this video helped you, share it with a friend so they may benefit as well :) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 📺 Watch some of my top videos: My Alcohol Transformation Story: • My Alcohol Transformation Story - Qui... Benefits from 365 Days Without Alcohol: • 5 Benefits After 365 Days of Quitting... My Experience One Year Alcohol-Free: • Quitting Alcohol For A Year - My Expe... How Stopping Alcohol Affected My Anxiety: • How Stopping Alcohol Affected My Anxiety Things To Expect When You Stop Drinking Alcohol: • 8 Things To Expect When You Quit Drin... Transcription: As always, it’s important to mention that this video, and all videos on this channel, are written for people who are struggling to stop drinking. If the advice given to you, such as “cut-back before you stop” and “try to moderate”, didn’t work, then these tips will offer a fresh perspective. If you’ve tried will-power already, and AA wasn’t for you, then this article should give you some helpful tips. Make sure to read all 7, as I have a small gift for you at the end! Woman success climbing on a mountain peak 1. Write The Pain/Pleasure List The first tip we’re going to look at is writing the pain/pleasure list. The pain/pleasure principle has been discussed by philosophers for hundreds of years. They are arguably the two biggest motivators we have. That’s right, moving away from pain and/or moving towards pleasure motivates us to do almost anything. The pain/pleasure list involves making a list with two headings – one is pain and one is pleasure. Under the “pain” heading, you want to write about all the pain that alcohol is causing you. The hangovers, your family losing trust in you, not reaching your potential, health problems…You get the idea. Write down as many reasons as you can. I could easily come up with 50. Then, under the “pleasure” heading, write down all the pleasurable things that can happen when you stop drinking. In my instance, that would have been starting a business, getting a girlfriend, more travel, saving more money, feeling confident about myself, getting strong, and so on. Again, write as many reasons as you can. I could easily write 50 on this list as well. This list can serve as a fantastic reminder when you are further into your journey. You can always look back at your list and remind yourself who you are becoming. And, you can also remind yourself of the pain you were once in. 2. Educate Yourself And Get Clear On Alcohol The second tip is educating yourself. This is a big one. In fact, it’s beyond big. It’s huge. Generally, people do not understand that alcohol is a fancy marketed poison that has zero benefits to drinking. In fact, I’d argue that the only reason people think that alcohol has a single benefit to it, is because someone else put that thought into their head. Most people that drink too much know they’re doing something wrong. But, they look around them. They look at the marketing, the endorsements, the movies… “The majority can’t be wrong.” They think to themselves This conditioning makes it very hard for people to stop drinking.
