A theme I repeatedly see from challenge participants, my 1:1 clients, and mothers who I see on my feed is being so damn hard on themselves.
Stop beating yourself up, and start giving yourself credit for all the things you're getting through.
Like a difficult day at work.
Taking care of a sick kid.
Feeling like you're doing EVERYTHING in the household and being a mother in the middle of all the craziness in the world.
To those not drinking to deal with life, you are warriors!
You are CHOOSING not to drink through the challenges of life. You could take the easy way out and reach for a glass of wine (or bottle) every night, but you're not.
You're dealing with life head-on without the extra alcohol-induced anxiety and depression, mom guilt, regret, and showing your kids that you are there for them when they need you.
Because let's be real, kids are having a hard time right now, too, and they need us to be their constant when the world seems to be falling apart. When we're drinking, we're truly not there, and trust me, they know it.
Give yourself credit for making it through day after day without alcohol. It's an accomplishment to be proud of! Stop selling yourself short.
📚 Have you been listening to all the podcasts, joining all the free groups, reading all the quit lit, and still having trouble getting alcohol out of your life?
You're not alone.
Many believe that if we get all the resources and read all the books, we will change. And to some degree, that's true, but most of why we don't talk about our struggles with alcohol with others is because we're ashamed, and we feel that no one else will understand. I'm sure some of you have heard "your secrets keep you sick," and it's the damn truth. Talking about it dissolves the shame, and this is only one part of what we work on in coaching.
💥 I have ONE spot open for my 90 Day 1:1 Coaching Program. THIS is where we do the inner work so that alcohol becomes irrelevant. The truth is it's not about the alcohol. It's about why you're drinking in the first place. Until you get curious and work through that, you'll be going back to alcohol time and time again.
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