Drinking Alcohol DOESN'T Make You Happy
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Drinking alcohol doesn’t make you happy.
I understand why you believe that it does.
The idea that alcohol makes you happy is pervasive.
This message is everywhere, and almost everyone believes it.
So, I completely understand why you may believe that it’s true.
I thought that alcohol made me happy for over 30 years too.
The reason I want to talk about alcohol and happiness in this video is that if you’re struggling to cut back or quit drinking, the biggest thing that’s getting in your way is this belief.
Believing alcohol makes you happy is the reason why willpower isn’t working for you, and it’s the reason you wake up hungover at least once a week wondering what happened and feeling like you failed again.
Watch this video and you’ll have a proven step-by-step method to eliminate 90% of your cravings to drink in less than 24 hours.
You can continue to fight against your hidden beliefs if you want to.
Or if you want help to make it easier to quit drinking you can work with me directly in my one-on-one coaching program.
Go to go.oncehub.com/stopdrinking and sign up for a free consultation call.
We’ll meet privately on Zoom to discuss where you are and where you want to be, and we’ll both determine if we’re a perfect fit to work together.
We’ll bust ALL the beliefs you have about yourself, alcohol, and your circumstances so you can eliminate your cravings and stop drinking permanently.
~ Joe Vilardo
@ChooseNewThoughts
So true. All alcohol ads perpetuate this.
Crazy that alcohol is the only product you consume that’s proven to cause several different forms of cancer - stomach, throat, breast, liver, etc - but isn’t legally required to have a warning label on the packaging. Instead they’re allowed to market it as the magic elixir of life.
Crazy that alcohol is the only product you consume that’s proven to cause several different forms of cancer - stomach, throat, breast, liver, etc - but isn’t legally required to have a warning label on the packaging. Instead they’re allowed to market it as the magic elixir of life.