Lee Davy
Lee Davy
Dry January Didn’t Fail — February Just Scared You
Dry January Didn’t Fail — February Just Scared You
Dry January Didn’t Fail — February Just Scared You
Monday 2nd February 2026
Explore why Dry January feels easy but February daunting. Lee Davy reveals hidden fears in extending sobriety beyond a month.
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Get the buttons here!Why February Feels Scarier Than Dry January
Episode Overview
- Dry January provides a structured break from alcohol.
- February introduces fear as temporary abstinence feels permanent.
- Choice can be more intimidating than restriction.
- Societal norms heavily influence drinking habits.
- Curiosity can lead to long-term sobriety exploration.
"It's not about missing alcohol; it's about the fear of a life without it."
Curious about why Dry January feels like a breeze, but February sends shivers down your spine? Lee Davy, the host of the 1000 Days Sober Podcast, is here to unravel this intriguing phenomenon. In the episode titled "Dry January Didn’t Fail — February Just Scared You," Lee dives into the hidden fears that emerge when a temporary alcohol break starts to feel permanent.
As January's structure fades away, many find themselves grappling with the daunting prospect of making sobriety a long-term commitment. Lee shares a compelling story about a friend who thrived without alcohol while working in Saudi Arabia, only to revert to old habits upon returning home. This anecdote highlights how the absence of choice can make sobriety easier, whereas the freedom to choose can be intimidating. It's not just about missing alcohol; it's about the fear of a life without it.
This episode offers an honest conversation about the psychological barriers that come with extending sobriety beyond January. It challenges listeners to reflect on their relationship with alcohol and the societal norms that influence it. Lee encourages curiosity over immediate action, providing a supportive space for those contemplating a deeper commitment to an alcohol-free life. So, are you ready to face February with newfound clarity and courage? Or will you let fear dictate your choices?
Tune in to find out how you can stride confidently into a future where you're in control.