[PODCAST] I've Been Sober For 60 Days
Aug 8, 2022
1 min read
Updated: Aug 9, 2022
Yup, you read that right. I decided to do a no alcohol detox for 30 days which turned into 60+ days. In this episode, I share my journal going sober for 68 days. I share all the benefits, challenges and lifestyle changes I went through.
Let me know if you are sober or if you did a no alcohol for 30 days. How did it go for you? Did you have similar results?
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Congrats on 60 days, that's a huge milestone. I've found that small routines help keep momentum going, and even simple stuff like checking my monitor with an all black screen before editing episodes keeps my setup calm and distraction free. Wishing you continued strength and clarity.
Congrats on 60 days. That honesty about podcasting through early sobriety really lands. I write scripts for my own show, so a 文字数カウント tool helps me trim episodes to time. Nice that it runs in-browser without saving your text. Wishing you the next 60.
I really enjoyed this podcast and the honesty behind sharing 60 days of sobriety. I think committing to a change like that takes discipline and self-awareness. It’s also a good reminder that progress is built one day at a time. I’d even take a break with some Veck IO when I need a little downtime.
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Makes me think about my own habits, kinda like trying to beat a tricky wool crush level during my coffee break - small changes, big feels, you know?