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People are often very confused about why they overdrink. They say that: They don’t want to be hung over Forget what they said Have too much they act strange or say
People are often very confused about why they overdrink. They say that: They don’t want to be hung over Forget what they said Have too much they act strange or say
From the outside, I was highly successful in my work and family life. I have all the markers of society’s definition of success – career as a pharmacist, great family, loving
We all have some habits that we wish we didn’t do. If we’re doing a behavior repeatedly, it means that we like it on some level. It meets a need for
If someone was to ask you, what’s the best part of life? Chances are you wouldn’t say alcohol or drinking. You would likely have many other answers to this question. Maybe
Setting goals feels good. We are meant to learn, strive, grow, achieve, and evolve throughout our life. Our brains were designed for this. Having a challenge motivates us to become a
Do you talk about the slippery slope? My clients use this metaphor a lot. The conversation starts with “Well, I pour myself one glass and then that starts the slippery slope. I just don’t
People are often very confused about why they overdrink. They say that: They don’t want to be hung over Forget what they said Have too much they act strange or say
From the outside, I was highly successful in my work and family life. I have all the markers of society’s definition of success – career as a pharmacist, great family, loving
We all have some habits that we wish we didn’t do. If we’re doing a behavior repeatedly, it means that we like it on some level. It meets a need for
If someone was to ask you, what’s the best part of life? Chances are you wouldn’t say alcohol or drinking. You would likely have many other answers to this question. Maybe
Setting goals feels good. We are meant to learn, strive, grow, achieve, and evolve throughout our life. Our brains were designed for this. Having a challenge motivates us to become a
Do you talk about the slippery slope? My clients use this metaphor a lot. The conversation starts with “Well, I pour myself one glass and then that starts the slippery slope. I just don’t
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