Jumping on (solo) to give you some of my most random, but useful hacks for sobriety :) I call these "hacks" because they're super small little things that only time and experience could have revealed. I don't hear a lot of other people talking about these, so hopefully they can help somebody out there -because I know they've helped me.

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What has changed since day 1 of sobriety? Everything. Looking back, every day in the beginning felt like a new battle. I wish I could tell my “day 1 self” that life gets so much better. In today’s episode, we’re comparing day 1 to day 641, hoping to offer encouragement to anyone struggling at the start of their journey.

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Today, I’m sitting down with Jessica Jeboult from the #1 sobriety podcast ‘A Sober Girl’s Guide” to talk about what leads to a drinking problem, how to face our triggers, and how to manage grief without alcohol.

She is the founder of ‘Best Day’ app and would like to invite you to join for free at the link below:

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Thanks for listening! We’ll be having guests on the pod sporadically moving forward, so stay tuned for more amazing stories from people in the sobriety space.

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After traveling solo in Vietnam, India realized something shocking: most people are afraid to be alone… and it’s prohibiting them from becoming their best selves. In this episode, she breaks down how doing things alone can rebuild confidence, clarity, and sense of self -and why learning to be a little selfish might be the key to changing your life.

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A lot of times, our "addiction" is not to alcohol itself, but rather the need for dopamine and comfort. We're addicted to saying yes to something that will bring immediate joy/ pleasure. As soon as we can learn to deny ourselves that instant gratification and stay focused on our long term goals, sobriety (and life in general) become easier!

Controlling our impulses benefits us in more ways than one: our sobriety, diet, fitness, anger management, cleanliness... and in today's episode we're talking about it ALL. This one skill we learn in sobriety applies to so many things in life.

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Today I'm giving you the tools to survive and thrive on your next sober vacation! It can be hard, but I promise, you'll be so grateful and proud that you stayed sober once it's over :) And eventually, you'll start to realize that all parts of life (even vacation) are better without alcohol. You got this!

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The purpose of this episode is to make you never want to drink again. So many of us reach a point in sobriety where we start wondering if we could drink again. But the real question isn’t whether we could -it’s why would we want to?

Cancer. Cirrhosis. Hepatitis… oh my. The truth is, there is nothing good that comes from alcohol consumption. Once I started learning about the real health risks, it scared me straight into sobriety. That knowledge became my rock bottom. I didn’t need another embarrassing night or bad decision -these facts did it for me. And the pain I was experiencing in my liver felt like a warning sign pointing toward a dark future if I didn’t make a change.

If this episode helps even one person quit drinking or stay sober, I’ll consider it a win.

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In this episode, I’m getting real about the challenges of staying sober while traveling through Vietnam. From the intense peer pressure of "Happy Water" rituals to feeling isolated in social moments, I share why I chose to deny instant gratification in favor of long-term pride and clarity. I’m diving into why experiencing a trip through "sober eyes" is actually better -allowing for deeper connections, more energy, and a journey you’ll actually remember.

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Timestamps:

0:00 – Staying Sober While Traveling in Vietnam

1:42 – The "Happy Water" Experience and Impulse Control

3:55 – Different Definitions of Sobriety While Abroad

8:12 – The Reality of Vietnamese Drinking Culture vs. Coffee Culture

11:05 – Why Traveling is Different from a Vacation

13:40 – How Alcohol Changes the Focus of Your Trip

16:15 – Finding Your Social Butterfly Wings Without "Social Lubricant"