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Six Second Sobriety (Trailer)
Six Second Sobriety (Trailer)
Six Second Sobriety (Trailer)
Monday 6th January 2020
Join Duncan on 'Six Second Sobriety' for raw conversations about alcoholism and the journey to sobriety.
Explicit
1 minute
Raw
Real
Honest
Engaging
Non-judgmental
About this podcast
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Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episodes:
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Get the buttons here!Six Second Sobriety: Honest Conversations About Alcoholism
You don't have to live like you live. If you don't want to stop drinking, that's okay with me, I get it, but you know you might screw up and learn something here.
Ever wondered what it truly feels like to walk the path of sobriety? 'Six Second Sobriety' offers a raw and unfiltered look into the daily battles of living with alcoholism. Hosted by Duncan, a man who's been sober for years, this podcast is anything but sugar-coated. If you're seeking genuine talk about the ups and downs of quitting alcohol, this might be just what you need. Duncan doesn't hold back.
He shares his personal experiences, reflecting on his own journey towards sobriety. Each episode is filled with insights on how to tackle everyday life as an alcoholic. The show doesn't shy away from explicit language or controversial topics, making it a real and relatable listen for those on a similar path. One of the standout messages from the podcast is that mistakes are part of the process.
Duncan emphasizes that screw-ups can be our best teachers, encouraging listeners to learn from their missteps and keep pushing forward. 'Six Second Sobriety' creates a non-judgmental space where listeners can explore their relationship with alcohol without feeling ashamed. It's a place for honest conversations and real talk, aiming to shift your perspective and support you on your journey towards a sober life.
Tune in and join Duncan as he navigates the challenges of sobriety with humility, grace, and a touch of humor.