Danni Carr
Danni Carr
200. Stopping the bullshit with Dan Sultan
200. Stopping the bullshit with Dan Sultan
200. Stopping the bullshit with Dan Sultan
Saturday 11th November 2023
Australian musician Dan Sultan discusses overcoming shyness and alcohol dependency, sharing his journey to sobriety and peace on 'How I Quit Alcohol'.
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Episode Overview
- Dan shares how he used alcohol to cope with shyness and low self-esteem
- An incident at a show led Dan to seek help and eventually quit drinking
- Reflecting on the luxury of waking up without a hangover and finding true authenticity
- Dan's journey to sobriety has brought him a deep sense of peace, happiness, and gratitude for his family and himself
I was able to turn that into something incredibly powerful. Yeah, and that's the thing too, when we're stuck in shame or we're feeling humiliated and then that causes shame, if we can't see beyond that, and sometimes it's hard also when you're in it, but it can give us such gifts like it's propelled you into where you are now. Yeah, I hear what you're saying. And this might just be semantics, but I don't see it as that giving me a gift.
Ever wondered how a shy musician found the courage to confront his alcohol dependency? In this episode of 'How I Quit Alcohol', host Danni Carr chats with Australian music legend Dan Sultan. Known for his soulful tunes, Dan opens up about using alcohol to mask his shyness and low self-esteem. But a public meltdown during a performance turned the spotlight on his struggles, pushing him to seek help and ultimately, rehab.
Dan shares the pivotal moment in rehab that changed everything for him. He also emphasizes that failing to get sober on the first try doesn't mean you're a failure. Now a devoted dad and husband, Dan proudly shares that he has never been drunk in front of his kids. Tune in to hear Dan's honest reflections on sobriety, the joy of waking up hangover-free, and the freedom of living authentically.