Dry January and whether you are participating for the first time, the third time, or you're

working towards long-term sobriety, then there are some things that most people struggle with.

You may not struggle with all of these things, but it's good to be prepared just in case.

So in this episode, we'll review four different challenges that you may face, and I'll help you

come up with a plan to deal with each one.

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A lot of the dry January literature has found that publicly sharing your commitment to not drink

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