Did you so far serious physical withdrawals that you were told it's 50/50 where are you wake up or not was the physical addiction that bad I don't mean the mental I understand the mental but IV never Ran out money to buy more idalways get a drink soon I started trembling
Im in the middle of a 100 day challenge of no alcohol. Its amazing how much free time you have once you stop. life is much better than it's been since I was a child.
This book just knocks it out of the park. I am presently doing the book and have finished chapter 3. Highly recommend this book for anyone who wants alcohol out of their life.
Lewis, thank you so much for sharing this video! I am a social drinker like Jack; I only drink 1-2 times on the weekend and a month ago as I was cleaning out my garage feeling slightly hungover, I listened to this Podcast. That day I set a goal to go 30 days without drinking and as of today, that goal has been achieved! I'm more productive and have better energy, and don't see a need to go back to drinking again. I appreciate you for all of the great content that you share. Keep up the good work!
43:22 "If you know the art of breathing you have the strength, wisdom and courage of ten tigers." -Chinese Adage Another amazing interview, Lewis. I've long been a fan of Jack Canfield; he's certainly in the top of his field and deserves to be heard. Well done, yet again!
Thank you so much for this fantastic interview, I am a fan of Jack Canfield and now a fan of yours, I'll be ordering the book today, what a blessing! Have a great day!
Been struggling with drinking. I don't drink everyday but definitely binge drink often. I exercise a lot but drinking really affects me in such a negative way. Mostly with work, commitments and finances.
Hey everyone, interested in the laws of attraction the greatest results that ive ever had was by using the Max Miracle Method (i found it on google) without a doubt the most incredible guide that I've used.
I was a weekend binge drinker for 20+ years. 1.5 years ago I decided to try the 30 day challenge as I wasn't feeling well... but then I never started again. My mind was just so much clearer and a lot of the other health issues I was having were gone. The hardest part was social pressure when going out with friends.... but I eventually figured out I could have fun w/out alcohol... and the best thing was I actually remember the good times.
Great vid, again Lewis & Jack! I like how Jack advises to really centralize your core values and remember who you are. Also, when he speaks on visualization, I love that he acknowledges the fact that your subconscious mind works on your plans while you're not working. Thinking is working, but when you're not consciously at it, you're still making progress. Good topic about being uncomfortable... I've seen a ton of people being 'uncomfortable in their own skin' at high school & college parties, which is sad. People always would ask me how I still had fun without drinking, but it always helped to improve my social skills without it. "It's not against you, it's for me" Funny, just like you Lewis, I've never been drunk haha! What an interesting new perspective on AA... I never thought it about that, but people keep affirming the thing they don't want to be; no wonder they relapse! The mindset it that once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic, and I'm not so sure it's that black and white! I love William James too and that picking up a new habit idea is a great one. Jack's Top 3 Takeaways 1. Choose love not fear 2. Have more fun 3. Appreciate those in your life Thanks a ton for the nuggets of wisdom! - Evan
Hi Lewis how are you doing man?this is the 3rd podcast of yours that I have watched. I really enjoyed your interviews with Andy Puddicombe and Dan Harris. It is clear that Jack Canfield has a great knowledge of recovery and of life in general, however this interview felt more like an extended infomercial for Jack Canfield and his products! I actually felt for you,it seemed like you could barely get a word in!! Anyway keep up the good work, I have some good suggestions for future podcasts with powerhouses from the ACT(Acceptance & Commitment Therapy) world such as Russ Harris and Steven Hayes. Both amazing speakers and have tremendous knowledge. Thanks Lewis, Paul from Belfast, Ireland.
Hi Lewis, I just found your channel today and subscribed!!! Love Jack Canfield and his books!!! My addiction is the Internet and RUclips... which is ironic because that is how I found this channel and interview!!! LOL!!! Cheers!!! GGG
Emily Richett - i want to commend you for this great interview with this inspiring man,Lewis Howes who is reaching for greater heights with his projects and his published book. Right here i want to share this my phrase with you " I shall read myself out of Ignorance and i shall think myself into knowing; I shall write myself out of Poverty and i shall Talk myself into abundance"-Eddie Rocksteady How can you feel Abundance when you are Broke? - This is a Question that one of my students asked me a few days ago. I have no Doubts that you or someone reading this will provide an answer to this Question.
Hi Jack.. I love TFT and am very new to it. My question is, TFT is used to eliminate an unwanted habit/addiction. But what about starting a new n good habit, for eg: to beat laziness/ start exercising ? What is the recipe/ algorithm for that? Anyone can help?
Lewis _ just enjoyed watching your interview with Jack Canfield. I have a technical question for you about your equipment. Just need a name. What kind of headset are you guys using?
One rule I have with alcohol and crappy foods--NEVER make a habit of bringing it into your home. Do not keep the stuff in your fridge or liquor cabinet. Don't have parties at your house. If you need to drink, go to a bar and when you come home, be done with it. Keeping it in your house makes access way too easy and it becomes a part of your whole day, whole week etc.. if you leave bad habits at the bar or in a certain environment. I understand this isn't great advice for alcoholics, but if you find that you drink weekly..try it.
For the chronic alcoholic, recovery is contingent upon two things. The first is to concede to yourself that without help, you’re phuked. The second is to start living in the solution, instead of the problem. If there is no willingness to “live differently”, then once again...you’re phuked!
Finally an intelligent replacement to the ineffective joke that is the twelve step programs. I don't even need to read the book to know its effective bc the routes he is describing get to the root of the problem, beliefs. If you just try to stop an addiction you are missing the point of recovery. You have to go deep enough to find the cause and change it instead of trying to micromanage the effects(the addiction). I commend you. This is what addicts need to hear and act out, not joining some dogmatic ineffective clique posing as recovery.
Might be an “ineffective joke” for you, but ask the millions of individuals and their family members around the world about the restoration of their lives based on the “twelve steps”, and you might actually learn something.
@@markg.4246 I never said it helped no one. I'm grateful for the few it does work for. And few may be thousands in the grand scheme but regardless that is still less 12% of people who try the program truly seeking help. If a drug for a sickness was only >12% successful then the FDA wouldn't even approve it. I have talked to people it helped, I've been there and I've studied it. It didn't help me or over 85% of others. So say what you want. I dont care who I offend if it means more people's lives are saved.
@@DubaisLifestyleLocator Agreed. I hope peace happiness and personal power(responsibility) for all. I just want it to be obtainable to more who need it.
That usually how long treatments are for.! That’s what it took me for a START.! Then I spent this whole time building new ones.! Healthy ones.! #7 years soner
byung Park they are all the same.! We are filling an empty hole with whatever it is u do.! We will always be addicted to something we just gotta find healthy addiction
Does Mofedest Miracle really work? I see lots of people keep on speaking about Mofedest Miracle. But Im not sure if it's good enough to understanding making a difference in your quality life.
I find it bizarre that some people drink so often and consider it normal. I love to drink but have no desire to do it more than a couple times a month maximum (if at all), and I don't ever get hangovers. But I do struggle with food. I guess everyone's genetically pre-disposed differently.
In March 2018 in can confirm it's been two years since I stopped drinking after listening to this podcast. This is a very proud moment in my life.
Julian Odendaal that’s great hopefully you are participating in fellowship and carrying the msg
Did you so far serious physical withdrawals that you were told it's 50/50 where are you wake up or not was the physical addiction that bad I don't mean the mental I understand the mental but IV never Ran out money to buy more idalways get a drink soon I started trembling
Congratulations!!!
Im in the middle of a 100 day challenge of no alcohol. Its amazing how much free time you have once you stop. life is much better than it's been since I was a child.
That's brilliant. Keep it up 😀
Keep moving forward keep good people in your circle
This book just knocks it out of the park. I am presently doing the book and have finished chapter 3. Highly recommend this book for anyone who wants alcohol out of their life.
Great info! I quit drinking 3 years ago. One of the best upgrades to my life.
Jill Marchand truly inspiring keep up good work ima 7 years
I m trying it quit now
congrats
This is fantastic, addiction is everywhere, thank you for addressing this.
I agree everywhere but so is sobriety
Lewis, thank you so much for sharing this video! I am a social drinker like Jack; I only drink 1-2 times on the weekend and a month ago as I was cleaning out my garage feeling slightly hungover, I listened to this Podcast. That day I set a goal to go 30 days without drinking and as of today, that goal has been achieved! I'm more productive and have better energy, and don't see a need to go back to drinking again. I appreciate you for all of the great content that you share. Keep up the good work!
I can not socially drink or use Ima wreck if I do
43:22 "If you know the art of breathing you have the strength, wisdom and courage of ten tigers." -Chinese Adage
Another amazing interview, Lewis. I've long been a fan of Jack Canfield; he's certainly in the top of his field and deserves to be heard. Well done, yet again!
Man you guys deserve so much recognition for this! I truly hope your words reach more people.
Jack Canfield and Lewis Howes ❤
Thanks for being here!
Loved this interview! Have been a long time Tony Robbins fan, Zig Ziglar and now I will continue with Jack Canfield!
Just purchased the book. Here I go 👌💯
Great interview and very important and useful information. Thank you so much!
Paty Ramirez soberlife is great
Thank you so much for this fantastic interview, I am a fan of Jack Canfield and now a fan of yours, I'll be ordering the book today, what a blessing! Have a great day!
Vous êtes inspirants tous les deux! Bravo Lewis
Been struggling with drinking. I don't drink everyday but definitely binge drink often. I exercise a lot but drinking really affects me in such a negative way. Mostly with work, commitments and finances.
Addictions, great topic! Two great men together "powerful". 🙌
HOW have I not known about your channel before?!!? I'm loving your videos! Great work, keep them coming :) Made my day! xxSascha
Hey everyone, interested in the laws of attraction the greatest results that ive ever had was by using the Max Miracle Method (i found it on google) without a doubt the most incredible guide that I've used.
Sascha Duvall if your looking for a good sobriety channel maybe check mine out.! 7 years sober join me
I was a weekend binge drinker for 20+ years. 1.5 years ago I decided to try the 30 day challenge as I wasn't feeling well... but then I never started again. My mind was just so much clearer and a lot of the other health issues I was having were gone. The hardest part was social pressure when going out with friends.... but I eventually figured out I could have fun w/out alcohol... and the best thing was I actually remember the good times.
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Great vid, again Lewis & Jack!
I like how Jack advises to really centralize your core values and remember who you are.
Also, when he speaks on visualization, I love that he acknowledges the fact that your subconscious mind works on your plans while you're not working. Thinking is working, but when you're not consciously at it, you're still making progress.
Good topic about being uncomfortable... I've seen a ton of people being 'uncomfortable in their own skin' at high school & college parties, which is sad. People always would ask me how I still had fun without drinking, but it always helped to improve my social skills without it. "It's not against you, it's for me" Funny, just like you Lewis, I've never been drunk haha!
What an interesting new perspective on AA... I never thought it about that, but people keep affirming the thing they don't want to be; no wonder they relapse! The mindset it that once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic, and I'm not so sure it's that black and white! I love William James too and that picking up a new habit idea is a great one.
Jack's Top 3 Takeaways
1. Choose love not fear
2. Have more fun
3. Appreciate those in your life
Thanks a ton for the nuggets of wisdom!
- Evan
This is very important! Should be played everywhere. My addiction is computer games. stopping would free up lots of time.
Suzanna Dwyer Easy to become addicted to unhealthy habits key is to become addicted to healthy habits
That part on gratitude latter on in the interview is great along with the rest of the interview.
Mitchell. I express my gratitude daily.! I share that with my subs on my channel
Hi Lewis how are you doing man?this is the 3rd podcast of yours that I have watched. I really enjoyed your interviews with Andy Puddicombe and Dan Harris. It is clear that Jack Canfield has a great knowledge of recovery and of life in general, however this interview felt more like an extended infomercial for Jack Canfield and his products! I actually felt for you,it seemed like you could barely get a word in!! Anyway keep up the good work, I have some good suggestions for future podcasts with powerhouses from the ACT(Acceptance & Commitment Therapy) world such as Russ Harris and Steven Hayes. Both amazing speakers and have tremendous knowledge. Thanks Lewis, Paul from Belfast, Ireland.
Great interview! Thank you for bringing on great influencers.
Great interview, great selection of questions!!
Hi Lewis, I just found your channel today and subscribed!!! Love Jack Canfield and his books!!! My addiction is the Internet and RUclips... which is ironic because that is how I found this channel and interview!!! LOL!!! Cheers!!! GGG
Go Getter-Girl addiction is all the same and so is the solution
Emily Richett - i want to commend you for this great interview with this inspiring man,Lewis Howes who is reaching for greater heights with his projects and his published book.
Right here i want to share this my phrase with you
" I shall read myself out of Ignorance and i shall think myself into knowing; I shall write myself out of Poverty and i shall Talk myself into abundance"-Eddie Rocksteady
How can you feel Abundance when you are Broke? - This is a Question that one of my students asked me a few days ago. I have no Doubts that you or someone reading this will provide an answer to this Question.
I do enjoy many of your other podcasts Lewis
What a beautiful interview!!
Appreciate you! 🙏
Great 30 information
I've had the locker combination dream quite a few times!
Joshua Schmalstig good luck God and good people in your circle worked for me
My two favourites. . . And Tony Robbins
Vic 👍🏻
Hi Jack..
I love TFT and am very new to it.
My question is, TFT is used to eliminate an unwanted habit/addiction.
But what about starting a new n good habit, for eg: to beat laziness/ start exercising ?
What is the recipe/ algorithm for that?
Anyone can help?
Lewis _ just enjoyed watching your interview with Jack Canfield. I have a technical question for you about your equipment. Just need a name. What kind of headset are you guys using?
Does this book and the methods used work for Drug addictions or only for alcohol addiction?
You both are definitely cool!
thanks it's inspiring,i like it
You have to plug your you tube channel more! Just found it today, love the podcast :)
Lauren Nicole I love all sober content as I make my own 7 years sober and grateful
One rule I have with alcohol and crappy foods--NEVER make a habit of bringing it into your home. Do not keep the stuff in your fridge or liquor cabinet. Don't have parties at your house. If you need to drink, go to a bar and when you come home, be done with it. Keeping it in your house makes access way too easy and it becomes a part of your whole day, whole week etc.. if you leave bad habits at the bar or in a certain environment. I understand this isn't great advice for alcoholics, but if you find that you drink weekly..try it.
I have to get this book, then I have to take time to read it.
Great interview Lewis :)
For the chronic alcoholic, recovery is contingent upon two things. The first is to concede to yourself that without help, you’re phuked. The second is to start living in the solution, instead of the problem. If there is no willingness to “live differently”, then once again...you’re phuked!
What a lovely guy!! :)
Finally an intelligent replacement to the ineffective joke that is the twelve step programs. I don't even need to read the book to know its effective bc the routes he is describing get to the root of the problem, beliefs. If you just try to stop an addiction you are missing the point of recovery. You have to go deep enough to find the cause and change it instead of trying to micromanage the effects(the addiction). I commend you. This is what addicts need to hear and act out, not joining some dogmatic ineffective clique posing as recovery.
Soror Tamori so true !!!
Might be an “ineffective joke” for you, but ask the millions of individuals and their family members around the world about the restoration of their lives based on the “twelve steps”, and you might actually learn something.
@@markg.4246 I never said it helped no one. I'm grateful for the few it does work for. And few may be thousands in the grand scheme but regardless that is still less 12% of people who try the program truly seeking help. If a drug for a sickness was only >12% successful then the FDA wouldn't even approve it. I have talked to people it helped, I've been there and I've studied it. It didn't help me or over 85% of others. So say what you want. I dont care who I offend if it means more people's lives are saved.
Besides the fact that you’re always seeing yourself as a helpless victim. I’m sure it helps many and it’s good for some no doubt. Power to everyone!
@@DubaisLifestyleLocator Agreed. I hope peace happiness and personal power(responsibility) for all. I just want it to be obtainable to more who need it.
Just say, it is my choice, when you don' t wanna drink.
I heard that it takes 30 days to break a habit or change a behavior.
That usually how long treatments are for.! That’s what it took me for a START.! Then I spent this whole time building new ones.! Healthy ones.! #7 years soner
alot of topics are on alcohol and drugs mostly...can you do gambling addiction that is more severe than the other two?
byung Park I can recommend you read a book by Erwin W.Lutzer ,How to say no to stubborn habit even if you feel like saying yes.
byung Park they are all the same.! We are filling an empty hole with whatever it is u do.! We will always be addicted to something we just gotta find healthy addiction
Gambling is not more severe then a drug addiction.. become a meth addict . Tell me how it goes for u
Does this book work for drugs or just alcahol?
Can someone send me a legitimate article backing up the claim that sugar is making my brain cells explode? That was an insane statement
Does Mofedest Miracle really work? I see lots of people keep on speaking about Mofedest Miracle. But Im not sure if it's good enough to understanding making a difference in your quality life.
not even an alcoholic but he stops drinking for a fucking month and writes a book on addiction - what a joke, a money-grab of note
I find it bizarre that some people drink so often and consider it normal. I love to drink but have no desire to do it more than a couple times a month maximum (if at all), and I don't ever get hangovers. But I do struggle with food. I guess everyone's genetically pre-disposed differently.
nadiainthesky must be nice when I couldn’t stop I considered myself damaged.!