Seriously, What Do You Do When You Don’t Drink?

This is the most asked question. What do you do if you don’t drink? Long story short, literally anything. That leaves it wide open almost a little too wide. Now that you have ditched booze, you may find that you have a lot of time on your hands. It’s amazing how much time and energy drinking takes up. It’s not just spending time in bars or on the couch with a bottle of chardonnay, it’s also the mental real estate booze that takes up thinking about your next drink, are you drinking too fast or too much? It’s exhausting!

Here are a few things you can do when you are booze-free:

Learn a New Skill

Learning something new has so many benefits. When you commit to being a student not only are you broadening your horizons, but you are building your self-confidence and trust in yourself and reaching a goal. Additionally, how badass would it be to blow your friends away at karaoke or show off your new skills in a group or for friends and family!

I am a huge music lover and truly believe music is healing. Expanding my skills has brought me so much joy and built my self-confidence in ways I never imagined. I love that no matter where I am or what time of day it is, I can turn on my computer and immerse myself in music training. The worries of my day float away when I focus my energy on something powerful and let’s be honest, way healthier than drinking!

Try Something New

To say I am slightly obsessed with non-alcoholic options is an understatement. However, I will be the first to admit I was staying in my comfort zone and would never step outside the box and try something different. I always thought mixing your own drinks or drinking anything other than something that wasn’t pre-mixed or ready to drink, wouldn’t taste as good, or maybe I didn’t trust myself or thought I needed to take a little extra time to curate and create a non-alcoholic drink for myself.

Whatever my reasoning was, I am so happy I stepped outside my comfort zone and tried something different. With all the options out there, I found that Raising the Bar NA drink boxes helped me keep it fun and try something I wouldn’t normally try and it is delivered right to my door, so easy peasy! I found the drink recipe cards extremely helpful and the garnishes are so much fun and just drop-dead gorgeous. These NA boxes really help you keep the creativity flowing and learn new flavor combinations.

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Prioritize Yourself

Yes, you read that correctly. It is not selfish and you won’t be missing out on anything when you prioritize yourself. You may be saying to yourself but Jess, I am a mom, I am too busy, I have a high-pressure job, I have this, I have that. Stop. I understand where you are coming from and we can sit here all day long going back and forth exchanging excuses of why you can’t or shouldn’t prioritize yourself. Your relationships, your job, your kids, your mental health, your physical health, all NEED you to prioritize yourself. I promise you once you do the work on yourself by discovering what you need and want and then act on it, everything in life with flow better and easier and for lack of better words, just be in alignment.

In the Sober Girl Social Club, you will discover how to change and implement healthier habits that help your life instead of hinder it. This is the pathway to freedom from the booze-induced hamster wheel so many women are on.

Join like-minded women to change their relationship with alcohol. Today is the day to stop doing that self-sabotaging thing you do.

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