• Making the Most of Sober October: Tips from the Sober Banter Podcast

  • Sep 30 2024
  • Length: 13 mins
  • Podcast

Making the Most of Sober October: Tips from the Sober Banter Podcast

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  • Get MORE SOBER OCTOBER BANTER by joining us on Patreon.com/soberbanter, sign up now and get a 7 Day Free Trial and get early access to episodes, community chat, special updates and more! We hope to see you there soon!

    00:0 Open- Managing Expectations and Social Pressure

    01:21 Finding Support and Accountability

    03:32 Health Benefits and Personal Growth

    07:19 Tips for a Successful Sober October

    11:57 How to support the show

    In this episode of Sober Banter, hosts Colin and Rachel offer helpful advice for those tackling Sober October for the first time. They emphasize not to take the challenge too seriously, suggesting to set realistic expectations to avoid unnecessary stress. They discuss the benefits of having an accountability buddy or joining online support groups, and even share personal experiences of receiving unexpected support from friends. They highlight the health benefits of sobriety, including improved skin, better sleep, and reduced anxiety. The hosts also provide practical tips like stocking up on alternative drinks, journaling, and setting personal motivations. They stress the importance of not judging oneself or others if slipping up occurs, and reflect on the positive changes sobriety can bring. They end the episode with a reminder to consider consulting a doctor, especially for heavy drinkers, to safely navigate the transition to a sober lifestyle.

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