Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
RE 117: Alcohol Does Not Bolster Intelligence
RE 117: Alcohol Does Not Bolster Intelligence
RE 117: Alcohol Does Not Bolster Intelligence
Monday 15th May 2017
Ashley discusses her first 16 days of sobriety, revealing how quitting alcohol has strengthened her relationships and improved her wellbeing.
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45 minutes
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Alcohol does not make us more intelligent. We all know that drinking...
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around in just 16 days? In this episode of Recovery Elevator, hosts Paul Churchill and Kris Oyen sit down with Ashley, who shares her fresh and raw experience of staying sober for 16 days. Ashley opens up about the hurdles she has faced and the small victories that keep her going.
From the dangers of drunk driving to the surprising ways sobriety has improved her relationships, Ashley’s story is both relatable and inspiring. She talks about how ditching alcohol has brought her closer to her family and helped her be more present in her daily life. The conversation also touches on some of the silly and dangerous things people do under the influence, making it clear that alcohol doesn’t make us smarter or better.
Ashley also shares her go-to resources for staying on track, including the supportive community she found through Recovery Elevator. Whether you’re sober-curious, newly sober, or supporting someone on their journey, Ashley’s story offers valuable insights and a dose of encouragement. Tune in to hear how a booze-free life can be a game-changer.