James Swanwick
James Swanwick
From Workplace Drinks To 6 Years AF - Casey Davidson
From Workplace Drinks To 6 Years AF - Casey Davidson
From Workplace Drinks To 6 Years AF - Casey Davidson
Wednesday 25th May 2022
Casey Davidson shares her journey from corporate drinking to six years of sobriety, offering practical advice for reducing or quitting alcohol.
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Get the buttons here!Casey Davidson: Breaking Free from Corporate Drinking Culture
Once you get past Those First Two Weeks or Three Weeks, it gets so much better. And I think that a longer period of time without alcohol lets you kind of settle in and enjoy life, alcohol-free.
Imagine working in a place where after-work drinks are the norm, and suddenly deciding to stop drinking. That's exactly what Casey Davidson did. In this episode of the Alcohol-Free Lifestyle podcast, James Swanwick chats with Casey about her incredible journey from being a regular drinker in the corporate world to celebrating six years of sobriety. Casey, who now hosts the Hello Someday Podcast and works as a life and sobriety coach in Seattle, shares her story of transformation and resilience.
She talks about the challenges she faced when she decided to quit drinking, especially in a work environment that normalized alcohol consumption. Her insights are not just about quitting alcohol but also about thriving without it. Casey discusses the initial hurdles of sobriety and how she navigated them, offering practical advice for anyone looking to reduce or quit alcohol.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone who feels trapped by the corporate drinking culture and is looking for inspiration to make a change. Casey's story is a testament to the fact that with the right support, you can achieve sobriety and live a more fulfilling life.