Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Today's guest and topic is a little different on a Let It Be Easy podcast.

I am speaking about the magic, the power of sobriety with Spencer Matthews.

If you're in the UK, you probably know him. He is a television personality, an entrepreneur, and a former London broker who created a life really in his 20s that involved a lot of partying, a career that encouraged a lot of drinking, being out with clients and out in the evenings.

And it was actually before the birth of his first child that he decided to stop drinking.

And that's really what this episode is about.

We speak about a lot of things in this interview. Spencer touches on the success of his older brother, who is a former race car driver turned hedge for manager who's interestingly married to Pippa Middleton. And Spencer speaks about wanting

to leave his mark on the world by doing something meaningful. And that's what led him to

create his non-alcoholic drinks line called Clean Co.

In this conversation we speak about a lot of different topics and I can tell that Spencer really cares about making being a fun non-drinker

accessible and cool and I think that if you've ever been maybe super curious or have a friend who is, this is the episode for you.

Because by now you know that one small change, one shift, one belief upgrade can completely change your life.

And Spencer is open with us, he's vulnerable, he's really been around the block, so to speak, it has a lot to offer us so I think you get

some laughs we get some incredible advice out of this conversation and I'm very

excited to share it with you. So I give you now Spencer Matthews.

Spencer Matthews.

I've been looking forward to this conversation

because what we're going to be discussing today is so often what people bring up to me.

This trend of being sober curious and Spencer I'm so happy to have you here because you've got such an interesting story that led you to not only become entirely sober in your life, but also help others with cool options.

So Spencer, thank you, fast-fall, for being here.

Thank you, thank you.

What a joy to have you.

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