EP 219: Naked Life Story – Calley

This Naked Mind Podcast

Annie Grace

Self-improvement, Education

4.7 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2019

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Completely stuck and struggling to keep it together. Sound familiar? For today’s guest, that was her reality. Annie welcomes Calley to the podcast. Once Calley decided it was time to unveil what was behind the curtain of alcohol and let her mind get naked – it was moving day for drinking. She no longer sees drinking as an ‘activity’, but a ‘substance’ used for intoxication. Join us to learn more about how Calley won the battle to control her drinking. Are you looking to connect with like-minded people? Sometimes maybe you feel like you have all this information from doing This Naked Mind or The Alcohol Experiment, but you’re living in a world where people don’t speak your language. That is why I created The Exchange. The Exchange from This Naked Mind is an online community where we meet face to face, live with video calls multiple times a week with people from all over the world just to connect and have somewhere that you are seen, you are heard, and you feel less alone. A place where you can really give back and get the support you need. If this sounds great to you, check it out at www.thisnakedmind.com/exchange. And as always, rate, review, and subscribe to this podcast, as it truly helps the message reach somebody who might need to hear it today.

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0:00.0	This is Annie Grace and you're listening to this naked mind podcast where without
0:15.2	judgment, pain or rules, we explore the role of alcohol in our lives and culture.
0:20.2	Hi, this is Annie Grace and welcome to this naked mind podcast. I am here today with Kelly.
0:32.8	Hi, Kelly. Hi, how are you? I'm great. How are you? I'm doing good. Very cool. So why don't you
0:39.5	kind of take us back to the beginning? Like where did the drinking thing sort of start for you?
0:45.5	Okay. Well, I grew up in a household where my parents drank with dinner and things like that,
0:52.2	but I didn't really try alcohol until high school. It was just something that was cool to do and
0:58.6	I wanted to fit in and I would try to see what this fun thing I was doing, but it wasn't really a
1:04.0	big thing for me in high school. I was able to have friendships and experiences without it. It wasn't
1:09.3	it just wasn't a big part of my social social life. It wasn't until college where I wasn't
1:14.9	living with my parents anymore and you know, you finally have that freedom that I think drinking
1:19.1	became something for those really big part of my social life. I was on this swimming team in
1:24.3	college so I couldn't drink every night. I had to kind of, there was this forest moderation
1:29.2	happening in college. We would drink on the weekends though. I think we really like kind of let
1:33.3	loose a lot on the weekends and I think I learned in college that for a good time and to really
1:38.8	relieve stress and to really let go, get alcohols like a main part of that. So all the
1:45.7	swimmers on the swim team would definitely work hard during the week, party hard on the weekend.
1:50.7	And there wasn't this just drinking for the taste or drinking like with a steak dinner or
1:56.1	something like that. We were drinking to get drunk and have a really good time and just like not
2:00.8	really be ourselves anymore. Then towards the end of college, I ended up becoming a Christian. I went
2:08.0	to a church and college and so I became a Christian in my late years of college. And at that point,
2:14.0	I, the message from that church was, well, if you're a Christian then, you know, drinking is a sin,
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