One year alcohol free quotes

Ready to embrace the beauty of sobriety? Check out 22 inspirational quotes that have impacted my life. This is another one of those inspirational sobriety quotes that hits me so, so hard. There is no doubt about it—your confidence will go up once you stop drinking alcohol.

I've made a bunch of changes over the years, but the thing I did that simplified my life the most only happened a year ago.

Casual Drinking is a no go for me. I don't date, so no need for wine or spirits, ironic isn't it. Something called a spirit can lead you away from the spirit. Feels good to say I haven't drank at a concert in almost a year, RHCP In Miami and that by saying that I had a long night last Friday at the Matchbox 20 show had nothing to do with alcohol, Absolute Bliss.

When choosing to go alcohol-free for a year back in January 2019, I had no idea where it would take me. But I'm so glad I did it!

One day at a time – The idea of giving up alcohol or drugs for the rest of your life is overwhelming. The good news is that you do not have to do this. You can approach recovery one day at a time. You do not have to worry about what is going to happen tomorrow or next week. You just have to get up each morning and commit to staying sober for the rest of the day – you do nto need to commit to anything more than that. By sticking to one day at a time, the days turn into weeks and the weeks…

Being alcohol free :)

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I used to consider myself a fairly normal drinker who drank to socialize or reward myself on the weekend, and just overdid it sometimes. I didn’t relate to the word “alcoholic” and figured I wasn’t allowed to go alcohol-free. Though over time I was becoming more and more aware of the tolls drinking was taking on me: exhaustion, low moods, shame, and an erosion of self-respect.

Staying sober is a decision I made for me, I choose this hangover free life. This isn’t a one year challenge for me, it is a way of life. A way of life that has improved my life beyond my wildest dreams.