Recovery Collective
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Day 13 of 14 Don’t B.S. Yourself About Sobriety
If you’ve been following this series, you’ve probably recognized something about your own thinking, whether you’re newly sober, trying to quit, or have years of recovery.
Over the past two weeks, we’ve talked about:
Negotiation
Romanticizing the past
Protecting the addiction
Avoiding discomfort
Trying to change without changing the environment
And one of the biggest takeaways people have shared is this:
They’re catching those patterns earlier.
Not after the relapse.
Not after the damage...Earlier.
For some people, that’s enough to stay grounded in their recovery.
For others, it leads to a bigger question:
What do I actually do next?
That’s where deeper structure, support, and clarity can make a difference.
If you want to go beyond short-form content, I share more in my free newsletter and in my program Control or Quit, where we walk through how to understand and change your relationship with alcohol.
You can find everything through the b!o.
Follow along, tomorrow is the final day, where we talk about what it actually looks like to interrupt the cycle and move forward.
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