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Speaker 0 (00:00):
Welcome to the Stop Drinking Podcast, where we help
you make stopping drinking asimple, logical and easy
decision.
We help you with tips, toolsand strategies to start living
your best life when alcohol-free.
If you want to learn more aboutstop drinking coaching, then
head over to wwwsoberclearcom.
(00:21):
If you're struggling to stopdrinking alcohol right now and
you're feeling lost, you're notsure where to turn, you don't
know what to do.
You don't know if you should goto a meeting, go to a rehab, go
and see a therapist.
You're in a place where youknow you want to change, but
you're not sure on the path.
If that's you right now, I wantyou to know one thing You're
not alone.
(00:41):
Millions of people suffer withthis.
Millions of people don't knowwhere to turn and it feels like
in 2025, it feels likeeverything fails.
Aa, I mean the success rate,what some people say 5% to 10%
Rehabs yeah, 150,000 bucks andmaybe a 20% success rate.
But the problem with that is ittakes you out of your
environment and then puts youright back into the very same
(01:01):
environment you struggled withand again, just fighting the
urge with willpower.
I mean it can work.
It works for me, but it neverworked long term.
And if you're in a place rightnow where you know you want to
change but you're not sure whatto do, that's okay.
See, with alcohol, for peoplelike us, it's never really the
problem, it's the solution.
What I mean by this is, sure,it creates problems, but all
(01:23):
those problems seem to get fixedby alcohol.
We feel stressed, take a drink,we want to relax, we take a
drink, we get a problem, andthen alcohol seems to be the
perfect solution.
And that's how the story alwaysbegins.
It always starts off this way.
It always starts off feelinglike it solves problems, and for
some people, that's how theysee it.
They see it as a solution totheir problems and they live
(01:46):
their life drinking this drugforever.
One of the saddest things isthat there are people that get
to 60, 70, 80 years of age andnever even realise they've been
addicted to a drug.
In fact, me saying this to youright now might be a shock.
See, this is the thing Alcoholis a drug and it's one of the
most addictive drugs out there.
Some people say it's harder toget off alcohol than heroin, and
I'd agree.
(02:06):
Think about it right when wewere growing up.
We don't get told that alcoholcan you know, kill us, give us
cancer.
It's one of the leading causesof death in the world.
We don't get told this stuff.
We do get told this stuff aboutother drugs, though.
Don't take that drug, don'ttake this drug, but this one
gets a free pass.
I don't remember any teacherever telling me about not
drinking alcohol when I was atschool, but I remember them
(02:26):
telling me not to take drugs.
They would, you know, talkabout weed being this gateway
drug, and I know things havechanged now, but alcohol just
never came up in conversationever.
And you know, when I was 18 andin England that's when you reach
the legal age to drink Iremember I went to the pub and I
was so proud to go to the puband get my first pint.
In fact I went the day before Iturned 18 because my plan was
(02:47):
to go at midnight on the dot themoment I turned 18, that's when
I knew they'd serve me.
I remember going to a pub.
The landlord wouldn't serve meat like 5pm.
I said come on, if the policecome in, they're not going to do
anything.
Tried to talk him into it.
He said hurt.
I felt annoyed by this person,but this was such a defining
(03:07):
moment for me as an adult myfirst pint, my first legal pint,
anyway.
I went to a different bar and Iwaited till midnight and I
ordered my pint and I drank it.
It was like this rite ofpassage.
And, yeah, it started off fine,right, like 18 years of age, of
course, and then, as I grew up,it was everywhere.
It was at work, functions, itwas at college, university,
whenever I'd meet a new person,whenever I'd go on a date
(03:28):
alcohol.
But I knew deep down what I wasdoing.
I knew deep down what I wasdoing was just ridiculous.
I knew in my heart that I wasnot supposed to drink this stuff
, but emotion would overridethis logical thought process
that I had.
I knew logically what I wasdoing was wrong, but this desire
, just this obsession, I justcouldn't control it.
And even though I wanted tochange, I tried and failed.
(03:51):
I tried and failed for the bestpart of 10 years.
It's not just me and it's notjust you, it's millions of
people.
But I want to let you know onething In 2025, there is a new
way for you to do things.
There is a way that I've beenshowing the 25 million people
that have already viewed mycontent and there's a way that's
different.
It's not about calling yourselfan alcoholic, it's not about
fighting the urge with willpower, and it's not even about these
(04:13):
fancy coaching packages that yousee online.
They really just nicely packageyour willpower and hold you
accountable to not drink.
That doesn't work.
It can help, but it's never along-term solution.
But if you're serious aboutchange but you're not sure what
to do and maybe you've tried andfailed and you're really not
sure where to turn next, I havegood news.
See, I've developed a totallynew way to do things.
(04:34):
In fact, it's so new that Iactually commissioned an
academic psychologist to go andlook at my program, to go and
read all the academic literatureon how to stop drinking alcohol
.
I got him to look at the datathat I've been collecting from
clients and we released thefindings of his report.
And even he was shocked at howdifferent this is, because what
we do is we have a hybridapproach and, in fact, the
(04:55):
scientific report.
It was actually just recentlyindexed by Google Scholar,
making us the only company inthe world that helps people stop
drinking alcohol with thismethod.
That has a report that's beenindexed by Google Scholar.
Now, if you want to see if mynew method could work for you,
you have three options.
Number one is you just use myYouTube channel.
Right, you could probablyfigure it out on your own if you
watch enough of the videos.
(05:15):
It'll just take a lot longer.
Option two is you click thelink beneath this video and you
can actually go ahead and watcha free video training that
explains the scientific report.
It explains the details of themethod.
It goes into a lot of detail.
So if you want to just reallyeducate yourself before
committing to this path, go andwatch the free video training.
And then the third option is,if you are ready to pull the
trigger and you actually want toapply, to work with me and my
(05:36):
team and go through this newmethod.
If you look beneath this video,you can also fill in an
application by clicking the linkbelow, or you can go to
soberclearcom forward slash quiz.
You'll answer a few questionsand then you can actually go
ahead and schedule a time tospeak with me or a member of my
team and we can figure out ifthis method could work for you.
But whichever path you choose,I believe in you.
You wouldn't have made it thisfar into the video if you
weren't serious about change.
(05:58):
So again, if you want to see ifworking together could be a
good match, either go and watchthat free video.
Training, just go training.
Just go ahead and click thelink down below, fill in the
application and we'll speak withyou soon.
And just remember this finalthing Every day you don't make a
decision and you don't dosomething, think about it like
this it's another day thatalcohol controls your actions,
that alcohol controls yourdecisions.
So take control of yourself.
Do something, whether it's this, whether it's something else,
(06:19):
but just do something.
Let's get this problem fixed,because you've got nothing wrong
with you, you've got nothing tolose and you've got so much to
gain.
Hopefully we speak soon.
Thanks for checking out theStop Drinking podcast by Sober
Clear If you want to learn moreabout how we work with people to
help them.
Welcome to the Stop Drinking Podcast, where we help
you make stopping drinking asimple, logical and easy
decision.
We help you with tips, toolsand strategies to start living
your best life when alcohol-free.
If you want to learn more aboutstop drinking coaching, then
head over to wwwsoberclearcom.
(00:21):
If you're struggling to stopdrinking alcohol right now and
you're feeling lost, you're notsure where to turn, you don't
know what to do.
You don't know if you should goto a meeting, go to a rehab, go
and see a therapist.
You're in a place where youknow you want to change, but
you're not sure on the path.
If that's you right now, I wantyou to know one thing You're
not alone.
(00:41):
Millions of people suffer withthis.
Millions of people don't knowwhere to turn and it feels like
in 2025, it feels likeeverything fails.
Aa, I mean the success rate,what some people say 5% to 10%
Rehabs yeah, 150,000 bucks andmaybe a 20% success rate.
But the problem with that is ittakes you out of your
environment and then puts youright back into the very same
(01:01):
environment you struggled withand again, just fighting the
urge with willpower.
I mean it can work.
It works for me, but it neverworked long term.
And if you're in a place rightnow where you know you want to
change but you're not sure whatto do, that's okay.
See, with alcohol, for peoplelike us, it's never really the
problem, it's the solution.
What I mean by this is, sure,it creates problems, but all
(01:23):
those problems seem to get fixedby alcohol.
We feel stressed, take a drink,we want to relax, we take a
drink, we get a problem, andthen alcohol seems to be the
perfect solution.
And that's how the story alwaysbegins.
It always starts off this way.
It always starts off feelinglike it solves problems, and for
some people, that's how theysee it.
They see it as a solution totheir problems and they live
(01:46):
their life drinking this drugforever.
One of the saddest things isthat there are people that get
to 60, 70, 80 years of age andnever even realise they've been
addicted to a drug.
In fact, me saying this to youright now might be a shock.
See, this is the thing Alcoholis a drug and it's one of the
most addictive drugs out there.
Some people say it's harder toget off alcohol than heroin, and
I'd agree.
(02:06):
Think about it right when wewere growing up.
We don't get told that alcoholcan you know, kill us, give us
cancer.
It's one of the leading causesof death in the world.
We don't get told this stuff.
We do get told this stuff aboutother drugs, though.
Don't take that drug, don'ttake this drug, but this one
gets a free pass.
I don't remember any teacherever telling me about not
drinking alcohol when I was atschool, but I remember them
(02:26):
telling me not to take drugs.
They would, you know, talkabout weed being this gateway
drug, and I know things havechanged now, but alcohol just
never came up in conversationever.
And you know, when I was 18 andin England that's when you reach
the legal age to drink Iremember I went to the pub and I
was so proud to go to the puband get my first pint.
In fact I went the day before Iturned 18 because my plan was
(02:47):
to go at midnight on the dot themoment I turned 18, that's when
I knew they'd serve me.
I remember going to a pub.
The landlord wouldn't serve meat like 5pm.
I said come on, if the policecome in, they're not going to do
anything.
Tried to talk him into it.
He said hurt.
I felt annoyed by this person,but this was such a defining
(03:07):
moment for me as an adult myfirst pint, my first legal pint,
anyway.
I went to a different bar and Iwaited till midnight and I
ordered my pint and I drank it.
It was like this rite ofpassage.
And, yeah, it started off fine,right, like 18 years of age, of
course, and then, as I grew up,it was everywhere.
It was at work, functions, itwas at college, university,
whenever I'd meet a new person,whenever I'd go on a date
(03:28):
alcohol.
But I knew deep down what I wasdoing.
I knew deep down what I wasdoing was just ridiculous.
I knew in my heart that I wasnot supposed to drink this stuff
, but emotion would overridethis logical thought process
that I had.
I knew logically what I wasdoing was wrong, but this desire
, just this obsession, I justcouldn't control it.
And even though I wanted tochange, I tried and failed.
(03:51):
I tried and failed for the bestpart of 10 years.
It's not just me and it's notjust you, it's millions of
people.
But I want to let you know onething In 2025, there is a new
way for you to do things.
There is a way that I've beenshowing the 25 million people
that have already viewed mycontent and there's a way that's
different.
It's not about calling yourselfan alcoholic, it's not about
fighting the urge with willpower, and it's not even about these
(04:13):
fancy coaching packages that yousee online.
They really just nicely packageyour willpower and hold you
accountable to not drink.
That doesn't work.
It can help, but it's never along-term solution.
But if you're serious aboutchange but you're not sure what
to do and maybe you've tried andfailed and you're really not
sure where to turn next, I havegood news.
See, I've developed a totallynew way to do things.
(04:34):
In fact, it's so new that Iactually commissioned an
academic psychologist to go andlook at my program, to go and
read all the academic literatureon how to stop drinking alcohol
.
I got him to look at the datathat I've been collecting from
clients and we released thefindings of his report.
And even he was shocked at howdifferent this is, because what
we do is we have a hybridapproach and, in fact, the
(04:55):
scientific report.
It was actually just recentlyindexed by Google Scholar,
making us the only company inthe world that helps people stop
drinking alcohol with thismethod.
That has a report that's beenindexed by Google Scholar.
Now, if you want to see if mynew method could work for you,
you have three options.
Number one is you just use myYouTube channel.
Right, you could probablyfigure it out on your own if you
watch enough of the videos.
(05:15):
It'll just take a lot longer.
Option two is you click thelink beneath this video and you
can actually go ahead and watcha free video training that
explains the scientific report.
It explains the details of themethod.
It goes into a lot of detail.
So if you want to just reallyeducate yourself before
committing to this path, go andwatch the free video training.
And then the third option is,if you are ready to pull the
trigger and you actually want toapply, to work with me and my
(05:36):
team and go through this newmethod.
If you look beneath this video,you can also fill in an
application by clicking the linkbelow, or you can go to
soberclearcom forward slash quiz.
You'll answer a few questionsand then you can actually go
ahead and schedule a time tospeak with me or a member of my
team and we can figure out ifthis method could work for you.
But whichever path you choose,I believe in you.
You wouldn't have made it thisfar into the video if you
weren't serious about change.
(05:58):
So again, if you want to see ifworking together could be a
good match, either go and watchthat free video.
Training, just go training.
Just go ahead and click thelink down below, fill in the
application and we'll speak withyou soon.
And just remember this finalthing Every day you don't make a
decision and you don't dosomething, think about it like
this it's another day thatalcohol controls your actions,
that alcohol controls yourdecisions.
So take control of yourself.
Do something, whether it's this, whether it's something else,
(06:19):
but just do something.
Let's get this problem fixed,because you've got nothing wrong
with you, you've got nothing tolose and you've got so much to
gain.
Hopefully we speak soon.
Thanks for checking out theStop Drinking podcast by Sober
Clear If you want to learn moreabout how we work with people to
help them.
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