Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Blaming Her, Booze, and the Job? You Wrote That Script
Blaming Her, Booze, and the Job? You Wrote That Script
Blaming Her, Booze, and the Job? You Wrote That Script
Friday 25th April 2025
Take control of your narrative with Lee Davy as he explores radical ownership in life, relationships, and sobriety.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Shift from victim consciousness to radical ownership.
- See discomfort as an invitation to learn.
- Every life situation is authored by you.
- The '8 Cs' help in achieving self-leadership.
- Rewriting your script leads to empowerment.
Blame keeps us stuck. Ownership sets us free.
Imagine if your life was a movie, and you were not just the star but also the screenwriter. That's the intriguing premise Lee Davy tackles in this episode of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast. Lee, who firmly states he's not an alcoholic and refuses to remain anonymous, invites you to rethink the narratives you've been living by. Have you ever blamed your partner, job, or even your pint for life's woes?
What if you realised that you're the one holding the pen all along? This episode is like a wake-up call from the Coaches Corner, where Lee shares an enlightening session with a client, affectionately termed a STRIVER. This STRIVER was grappling with a challenging relationship—not toxic, but emotionally complex. Instead of playing the blame game, Lee encourages taking radical ownership of one's life. It's about seeing discomfort not as punishment but as an invitation to learn and grow.
Through the lens of the '8 Cs'—calm, connection, compassion, creativity, curiosity, and more—Lee helps his client see that every character in their life story plays a role they themselves have cast. The real magic happens when you shift from being a victim of your circumstances to the author of your own story. So why should you give this episode a listen? Because it challenges you to reclaim your narrative and rewrite your script.
It's not just about giving up alcohol; it's about living a self-led life full of power and responsibility. If you're ready to stop blaming others and start owning your life, this episode might just be the nudge you need.