My sobriety story with William Porter | Alcohol Explained

I recently joined William Porter the author of Alcohol Explained 1&2 for a live chat in his Facebook group. In the video I share my own personal story of how I started drinking, became addicted and eventually managed to quit alcohol and become sober.
William and I also cover a range of topics around stopping drinking along with tips for quitting alcohol and information about the upcoming Sobriety Breakthrough Live event.
You can find out more about the event here: www.soberlive....
If you need more help stopping drinking you can join my programme here: www.joinbesobe...
Simon Chapple
The Quit Alcohol Coach
www.besober.co.uk
#alcoholexplained #williamporter #soberstory

[@dickietalmage7918]

The event sounds wonderful! Thanks to both of you and Annie Grace's books, videos and Simon's Zoom meetings! I am 16 months AF!❤

[@flutterbee1401]

Wow! What a fantastic interview! Thank you Simon and William!

[@besober]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it, I love that you do a live watch party for the videos! Thanks for all you do in the community, it is really appreciated.

[@Astral_Dusk]

Consistent exercise that engages brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) is essentially a legitimate neurological repair strategy for many alcoholics determined to stay sober. When in doubt, move around-it's very important. Counting each sober day in sedentary boredom is not the way; instead, establishing a deep, structured sober lifestyle with stimulating rituals and soulful expressions will lead to greater success. Continuously carve out and design your daily regimen, ensuring that neither work nor primary obligations monopolize your entire day, leaving binge entertainment as the sole free-time filler. Prioritize interactive and constructive tasks over passive consumption. Often, we can multitask by listening to something educational (which is very stimulating) while engaging in a creative or productive activity. Some people crave stimulation and tend to get more energized than usual with alcohol - harness that fuel in meaningful sober aspirational endeavors that tap into something more expressive and personal.

[@lysager]

Very much enjoyed the conversation! Interesting and informative. 🙂👍

[@besober]

Thanks John

[@AkinwaleArobiekePurpleAki]

Well done to both

[@wasssoxx]

Very interesting, thank you.

[@juliegray8321]

Thank you Simon, loving the FOG mantra!

[@besober]

Thanks so much, glad you found it helpful.

[@mrshifter9582]

I wish I had the willpower to overcome the use of beer to stop me feeling streesed or down.

[@besober]

If you have a strong reason WHY, then you will get the motivation and determination you need. Get really clear on why you want to be alcohol-free, the stronger your why, the easier you will find it.

[@dr_corrupt1014]

@@besoberwhat’s your facebook group called mate ?

[@GethinJames]

At the age of 13 or 14, no one would have the maturity to try and consider why they were feeling a certain way... you're just too young... Couple that with a household with a lot of alcohol that's been openly consumed by parents and normalized, and it's a recipe for a young teen to to self medicate.

[@gcprost]

I’m an alcoholic but I never suffered any significant trauma.