EP 344: Reader Question - How do I have the conversation?

This Naked Mind Podcast

Annie Grace

Education, Self-improvement

4.7 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2020

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

You know you need to quit drinking, but you are worried about what people will say. How will they react? Will they call you an alcoholic and think badly of you? What should you tell them about your decision? This Naked Mind head coach Scott Pinyard shares his thoughts. I'm so excited you guys, because we are just about to start another live alcohol experiment. If you do not know about the alcohol experiment, you need to literally drop everything right now and go to thisnakedmind.com/lae. That's L-A-E for Live Alcohol Experiment. And here's the thing, this 30 day challenge is designed to interrupt your patterns and put you back in touch with the best version of you. You'll know it's that version that's living the most joyful life. That version that doesn't need alcohol to relax or have a good time. And that version that's having more fun and is more peaceful than ever. Again, it's a 30 day challenge. It's live. It's starting on the 1st so hurry up, go to thisnakedmind.com/lae. 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.
0:30.4	Hey everybody how's it going? It's Scott Pingard. I'm the head coach of this naked mind and I'm
0:35.5	here to talk about the conversation. Right? The conversation that so many people dread having,
0:41.1	which is when someone offers you a drink and you say no because you just quit. It is a highly
0:48.0	emotional topic and there's a lot of we have a lot of thoughts and conflicting feelings about it
0:52.6	and I want to go into all of that and give you some very clear tips for how to handle that.
0:56.4	But first I want to talk to you about the live alcohol experiment. So we are starting soon. It is
1:02.4	right around the corner. On the first our next live alcohol experiment begins and the live alcohol
1:09.2	experiment is a 30 day program where we give you lessons every single day about how alcohol affects
1:15.4	you physically, how it affects you mentally and emotionally. It's where we take 30 days away from
1:20.5	alcohol and see does life actually get better or not? Right? There's no preconceived notions by
1:26.6	the way. Whatever you come up with as an answer is perfect. And so it's not a program where it's
1:32.0	like all right now quit drinking forever. The whole idea of this is this 30 day time to just see
1:36.9	is life better or not. And not only do we give you those daily lessons but we also have live
1:42.4	daily coaching in the group where you can submit questions to our incredible coaches and they'll
1:48.1	answer them in real time. It is a fantastic way to sort of put your alcohol consumption under
1:54.1	the microscope and ask yourself the question like is this really working for me? Right? Is there
1:58.4	a better way to go? And again I want to stress there's no right answer to this. There is only the
2:03.3	answer that you come up with. So that sounds interesting to you head on over to taelive.com.
2:10.6	That's taelive.com. You can get signed up right there. If you're interested in doing it I recommend
2:17.2	doing it soon. The group is filling up we're putting more and more people in there every day.
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