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@peterriding8076 Сағат бұрын
I meet up with friends about once a month to watch the match at the pub and i drink 0% beers i find this helps combat loneliness , Boredom and stress . I do find it hard sometimes getting used to doing things without alcohol but i am sticking with it i feel like a fish out of water
@DATONEGAMER25 4 сағат бұрын
I just hit 5 months sober. Thank you for your videos!
@Mrspeedwell 11 сағат бұрын
Good on ya buddy, thanks!
@fatherburning358 12 сағат бұрын
Shit into fertiliser. Absolutely. I'm not drinking and the shit is just teaching me how to fertilise. Growing good relationships, knowledge consumption and very importantly retention. Shit into fertiliser, love it 🔥
@GondwanaTea 14 сағат бұрын
Yeah I messed around with how to live after I stopped. And yes after 10 years sober have messed around so much and ended up focusing on.what I want jist like you said except. And it took 10 years and I'm OK now
@paulwiegerinck528 17 сағат бұрын
Few people will admit that the booze might be a problem,the denial is astounding.If i get caught with a non alcoholic drink or refuse it " whats the matter with you",whats wrong".
@jennyrosd2003 17 сағат бұрын
Great video. I'm do thankful you quit and saved your brain . Its a good brain.😊
@fatherburning358 17 сағат бұрын
They sure have pills to replace alcohol with though. THAT interest big pharma the blood suckers they are. They definitely dont want you being a self determined strong willed balanced individual. Consumers. Thats how these muppets see us.
@bolshywitch8531 17 сағат бұрын
Thanks, I appreciate what you say because I've forgotten some of those really early days and how very hard they can be. Your talk brings back the feelings I had, and the hard space my brain was in. I feel so deeply humble and grateful to have lived the last 25 or so years sober. I have loved ones, health, and a content life. If not for being sober, I would be dead. For people posting here, it can be so hard, never thought I'd manage it for a start, had a real attitude on me. Often you might be told that your life will be better sober. I'm saying that for me there's NO comparison. Sober is the life I should have had and never knew it. I wish that for all of you who've made life changing decisions.
@fatherburning358 12 сағат бұрын
That's great to hear. All you've talked about ive identified from my first year. No going backwards. Onwards and upwards 💪 👍 🔥
@fatherburning358 18 сағат бұрын
The acquisition of knowledge about myself and using it to pursue a deeper richer life has taken over big time. It sounds self absorbed i know but im not only more interested in being of service to others and a higher good than before but ive actually got the balls to follow through now im sober. Its a beautiful thing. Just like those mountains your hiking in brother. Thanks again for another great talk. Onwards and upwards 💪🔥🙏
@lapisletar369 17 сағат бұрын
I 100 % agree. Lil over a year sober. Every now and then I have to stop whatever I'm doing because a profound thought occured to me, sort of like an epiphany, almost brings me to tears sometimes
@fatherburning358 17 сағат бұрын
@lapisletar369 exactly 💯. To live a life where your actually deeply profoundly moved. Beautiful 💪🔥
@rsd1954 18 сағат бұрын
I thought if I stopped going to the pub I could cut back on the booze. Didn't work, things got worse. Ended up drinking alone. 8years sober, never going back. Nice video, Kev. Filmed in Spain?
@Pellets7 19 сағат бұрын
Thanks for the video Kevin. It is very early days for me. I am moving house. Yesterday there was bad news and things haven't gone to plan. I caught myself unconsciously saying out loud 'getting drunk is not going to help this'. This made me smile (a lot). Also yesterday I thought about past failed relationships. I thought about how huge those split-ups were at the time and how they seemed like the world was ending. I hardly ever think about them today, they are no longer of any meaningful importance to me or my life. This is where I hope to get with alcohol, as huge as alcohol has been in my life I am hoping it will just end up as unimportant as those past failed relationships. My relationship with booze has definitely failed! Day 6 here. All the best to anyone reading this.
@fatherburning358 18 сағат бұрын
You got some positive processing going on there mate. Well done 💪
@Pellets7 18 сағат бұрын
@@fatherburning358 Thank you!
@andrewmoser9205 10 сағат бұрын
🤗👍
@smoozerish 19 сағат бұрын
I'm off alcohol 5 months. The golf society I'm a member of is based at an expat bar. I confessed quickly when I got asked had I quit alcohol and in fairness many of the guys were very encouraging. I did note that the heaviest drinkers in the group, those who were definitely alcoholics, didn't like it and would make snide remarks. I never hung around the bar long after we came back from golf day trip. I cola to be sociable and I was gone. It was just too uncomfortable. Too much boozy shite talk.
@barry5138 19 сағат бұрын
Well done, great move on the long term 👏
@fatherburning358 18 сағат бұрын
Hahaha agreed. It really surprised me how much people talk about drinking shit whilst they're drinking. Hahaha onwards and upwards 💪🔥😊
@Freeagent-4-life 13 сағат бұрын
Not only have I come to realise that I no longer need alcohol to be in the company of other people. I also don't want to be in their drinking company.
@shelleyklien1261 22 сағат бұрын
I need specialist help for my addiction. I would like a free book. Not sure i have successfully clicked on the link.😢😢😢
@HabitsV2 21 сағат бұрын
Hey Shelley, This was published in 2018 and the book is no longer available. Sorry. You can go to our website www.habitsv2.com to see if one of our offers works for you.
@ozyrob1 Күн бұрын
I agree. There is zero down side to not drinking. Only upside. I would definitely doubt anyone could be dry for even a month and not say they felt better and most ordinary folk will see a decent bump to their finances.
@HabitsV2 23 сағат бұрын
It's true. I've coached plenty of people who are 'successful' in business who have had massive growth in their finances... It's amazing what a clear mind and consistent positive outcomes can bring.
@fatherburning358 Күн бұрын
Read that comment. Tough spot to be in. Your straight talk really exposes the choices honestly. And unfortunately brutal honesty with myself was the only course I could take. Well fortunately actually 💪🔥
@fatherburning358 Күн бұрын
Ahhh the ceremonial piss up 😂 yep yep guilty 😂
@fatherburning358 Күн бұрын
Yes, once I realised I actually had the agency to decide....well I did. 💪
@rebeccatayler Күн бұрын
Im struggling with alcohol,i love wine to much.i drink every night and i need to stop this
@twelvmnkys Күн бұрын
Your advice is so practical; very encouraging!
@fatherburning358 Күн бұрын
Yep having issues with sleep. But part of it for me is I wasted so many years unproductive so I push myself at this stage. Still, I'm ALIVE 💪🔥
@fatherburning358 Күн бұрын
Yep. Took a little bit to recover dopamine health. I do have a reasonably supportive home life though, no chaos, i know thats difficult if you dont. Taken about a year for a good feeling of general health, problems still exist. Like teeth are pretty bad. Hoping to replace them and therefore remove that problem. So the longer term repercussions 'hangover' is still going and thats improving. Its a big deal for me remembering how ill i was, a deal breaker. I do not want that poison ethanol in me again. Onwards and upwards friends 💪 🔥
@WookieLove1 Күн бұрын
I don't miss the gagum, gagum, gagum of my heart racing all night and waking up hung over. Bless your Family Kevin, and Thank you!
@KapitalP73 Күн бұрын
Yea, it’s the regret and what could have been that’s most painful.
@tekay44 Күн бұрын
Two friends/acquaintances died of this shite. Miserable in all ways. The end was brutal, you wouldn’t wish this on anyone.
@MayorOfBodybuildingTV Күн бұрын
Kevin is saving lives.
@marycountry Күн бұрын
👍🏻
@MayorOfBodybuildingTV Күн бұрын
Kevin is saving lives.
@dove-qs5or Күн бұрын
Thank you you for the 3' image. Again you give me a visual metaphor
@JIMKATSANIDIS Күн бұрын
Great video, Kevin! Hangover symptoms are primarily caused by the effects of alcohol consumption on the body. Here's some of the causes: 1. Dehydration 2. Electrolyte imbalances 3. Inflammation 4. Disruption of sleep patterns 5. Hormonal changes The severity of hangover symptoms can vary depending on factors like the amount of alcohol consumed, hydration levels, individual physiology, and other lifestyle factors. Drinking water, getting rest, and taking over-the-counter pain relievers can help alleviate some hangover symptoms. Take Care Everyone!👋❤
@hueydman1369 Күн бұрын
Did march 2022-jan 13th sober had 1 beer jan13th .....then may 9th this year had such a bad hang over that i thought i wished id die then have that hang over. Was 3 day hang over from hell 3 days i didnt leave my bed. Stay hard boys and girls!!! Sober life is the only way!!!
@Birdman_OG_TIGHT_POCKETS Күн бұрын
Almost one month sober, I don't miss alcohol at all. I can sleep better and don't have to endure the consequences of a hangover
@josecabrero26 Күн бұрын
Thank you
@jennyrosd2003 2 күн бұрын
Been almost a year and my tiredness hits in the afternoon and its this genuine sleepiness like I had as a kid. I work hard and have alot of chores so its not surprising but I used to crack a beer and have a burst of fake energy to keep going. Now I sit and chill for a moment, stretch my back , breathe and then I can get up and go again but when I fall asleep its real! Its deep sleep with not alot of interruptions then boom....I'm awake in the morning. NOTHING like the shallow passing out I did for years of beers. Mu
@DavidLee-vp7tg 2 күн бұрын
JESUS is the way he taught me
@JonnyChaos 2 күн бұрын
I truly believe alcohol has demonic entities in it. When I had withdrawals it was tormenting me calling my name. Every time I glimpsed a bottle of alcohol when withdrawing the voice in my head in a tormenting way kepy saying 'don't pretend you've not seen it, go and drink it now or I'm not going away'. I had an experience through breathwork which showed me something filled with love that removed the desire to drink ever again and that was just over 5 years ago. Fast forward to now and my on off partner is a full on alcoholic. We were in bed once and I could see her struggling. I felt the presence of a dark energy in the room and remembered if you spoke the name of Jesus Christ demons leave your presence. I said it in my head and the energy lifted. These are personal undeniable experiences for myself. I truly believe alcohol is something more shady than just a drink.
@knutmotzki2387 2 күн бұрын
This is all very good said... Just one thought... Sleeping is my new drug now...dreaming.. it took some time ...but 4 years later it feels different, Cheers
@janiceg7661 2 күн бұрын
My guy literally drank so much he had a heart attack and died. I died too. Not the same person. So if you drink, be aware this can happen. Get sober to save yourself, and if anyone or anything other than that poison still means something to you, consider them too.
@shaunpocock1234 3 күн бұрын
Kevin this is one of your best learning videos very informative and powerful words Onwards and upwards brother 💙
@HabitsV2 2 күн бұрын
Glad you think so!
@jondstewart 3 күн бұрын
I don’t know if it’s just me, but it seems like the overwhelming majority of the younger generation under 30 nowadays don’t drink alcohol at all. Video games and smartphones are their dopamine rush! It’s older folks that do it! I think alcohol can be a great thing and it can also be a very horrible thing. When I saw that All in the Family episode with the little girl’s father in a cold sweat going through alcohol withdrawal and blackmailing the Bunker’s for money to keep her, that seems like the worst case scenario.
@Seeklip196T 3 күн бұрын
Jesus still saves. He can break any chain that keeps people bound to a particular addiction. Do not care what it is. Jesus sets the captive free! Next question should be how bad do you want freedom from addiction?
@Dandeknee 3 күн бұрын
speaking facts as usual! where are you walking? looks amazing
@pastormosesmaloney1604 3 күн бұрын
I had the conversation with myself this week. Im a functioning alcoholic. No major hangovers or troubles with the law but definitely something i want to stop. Im SO grateful that i found your channel. You sound irish also. Im from Donegal. Living in Brooklyn ny. Thank you, sir.
@careerintransit 3 күн бұрын
I think I was waiting for some event to quit (like a big promotion or my kid or DUI), even though I wasn't a get drunk and fight guy, I still drank most nights a week and did enough to make a fool of myself here and there throughout the years. I stopped one day because a friend made a jokey bet with me (emailed me a form for me to sign) that if he smoke or if I drank in the next six months, we'd have to pay the other a grand. I decided to take the gag seriously. It wasn't ceremonious really. It's only been over a month but I sense already that what will keep me going is to not make it a big deal. Sounds weird right? But if I blow it up to be something serious, I'll obsess over it. I just keep thinking just not tonight. So far that's added up to more days I've been dry than since I was 21. I'm 30 now. Hopefully this gave you something to chew on. Keep saying not tonight!
@pastormosesmaloney1604 3 күн бұрын
@careerintransit thank you, yes, I know what you are getting at and I agree. I struggle with people that haven't drank in 40 years and they still call themselves an "alcoholic " I love drinking beer and playing video games. I do it every night, it's fun, but why do I need the beer. Why not water. There is something there that I need to extinguish. A bottle of sprite is $2 a six pack is $12. I started cutting my visitation short with my son just so I can get home and drink beer and play Elden ring, I'm 47, time to make a choice. Been doing this for over 7 years now.