Michelle Porterfield - Alcohol Free Coach, Professional Mindset Mentor, Self Discovery
Michelle Porterfield
10 \\ Why Dry July Did Not Work For You!
10 \\ Why Dry July Did Not Work For You!
10 \\ Why Dry July Did Not Work For You!
Tuesday 18th August 2020
Michelle Porterfield discusses cognitive dissonance and why Dry July may not work, offering tips for lasting change in Set Free Sisterhood.
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Michelle Porterfield - Alcohol Free Coach, Professional Mindset Mentor, Self Discovery
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Get the buttons here!Why Dry July Falls Short: Michelle Porterfield on Cognitive Dissonance
Guess what, ladies, there's nothing wrong with you. Celebrate that this is absolutely normal. And this is not just for somebody who deals with wine or deals with alcohol.
Ever wondered why your Dry July didn't go as planned? Michelle Porterfield dives into the mental tug-of-war known as cognitive dissonance in this episode of Set Free Sisterhood. It's that inner conflict where your brain's desire to quit drinking clashes with the ingrained belief that alcohol is essential for socializing or stress relief. Michelle assures you there's nothing wrong with you; it's just how the brain works.
She shares practical tips on how to align your beliefs with your actions, making lasting change possible. If you've ever felt the struggle of temporary abstinence, this episode offers a compassionate and insightful guide to overcoming those mental hurdles. Michelle's advice ranges from creating new, healthier beliefs to finding effective support systems and stress management techniques. Whether you're a seasoned veteran of sobriety or just starting your journey, Michelle's empathetic approach will leave you feeling understood and empowered.
Tune in for a candid discussion that could very well be the first step toward a brighter, alcohol-free future.