Alcohol Control: The Most Effective, Permanent Solution To Finally Controlling Alcohol. 33 ways how the elite few make it look so simple to control the way they drink alcohol
Book Details
Author(s)By Steve Halabi
PublisherSteve Halabi
ISBN / ASINB00ZPUVTSC
ISBN-13978B00ZPUVTS2
Sales Rank1,438,231
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Innumerable people have discovered the truth about alcohol, and some, all too late. Our society has also contributed to the misconception by perpetuating myths and instituting misleading practices relating alcohol.
Take, for example, the tradition of toasting. What an irony that is. Toasters drink to someone's health, while that very moment, somewhere alcohol is destroying someone's insides. Toasters drink to someone's happiness and success, while somewhere, in some family, alcohol is snatching the smiles off the faces of a spouse and their young dependents.
Instead of delivering success, it ruins careers in its stormy course. Absenteeism, tardiness, accidents at work and deterioration in performance finally takes its toll.
Alcohol and other substances present a deceptively easy solution, and a lot of us fall for it. Instead of directly going after a problems posed by our life-settling and finding and direct solution, we settle for an indirect solution promised by alcohol.Instead of taking the painstaking means to solve a problem and seek a positive goal, we escape. Instead of using the regular road, we try to take a shortcut or the easy road.
The 33 Simple Elite Ways to Control Alcohol
a) How the Elite Admit & Address
1) Decide whether your goal is abstinence, or controlled or social drinking
Only you can decide on what your achievable goal will be. If you really believe you can cut down, then set days and times when you can and cannot drink. If you believe you are the type of person who cannot stop at one or two drinks then you will have to go for abstinence. You may not have to be abstinent forever, but at least for several months. You may then try to drink within defined goals – perhaps only socially or controlled drinking. Some people can achieve this. Others stick to abstinence because the cravings have now gone, and they are feeling the benefits of not drinking. Many find they cannot stick to controlled drinking, and their only option is long-term abstinence. For some their situation may change; some stresses have disappeared and therefore, after a period of abstinence, they may be able to control their drinking. If you drink to relieve stress, you will have to find alternative ways to cope if you are to remain abstinent.
Take, for example, the tradition of toasting. What an irony that is. Toasters drink to someone's health, while that very moment, somewhere alcohol is destroying someone's insides. Toasters drink to someone's happiness and success, while somewhere, in some family, alcohol is snatching the smiles off the faces of a spouse and their young dependents.
Instead of delivering success, it ruins careers in its stormy course. Absenteeism, tardiness, accidents at work and deterioration in performance finally takes its toll.
Alcohol and other substances present a deceptively easy solution, and a lot of us fall for it. Instead of directly going after a problems posed by our life-settling and finding and direct solution, we settle for an indirect solution promised by alcohol.Instead of taking the painstaking means to solve a problem and seek a positive goal, we escape. Instead of using the regular road, we try to take a shortcut or the easy road.
The 33 Simple Elite Ways to Control Alcohol
a) How the Elite Admit & Address
1) Decide whether your goal is abstinence, or controlled or social drinking
Only you can decide on what your achievable goal will be. If you really believe you can cut down, then set days and times when you can and cannot drink. If you believe you are the type of person who cannot stop at one or two drinks then you will have to go for abstinence. You may not have to be abstinent forever, but at least for several months. You may then try to drink within defined goals – perhaps only socially or controlled drinking. Some people can achieve this. Others stick to abstinence because the cravings have now gone, and they are feeling the benefits of not drinking. Many find they cannot stick to controlled drinking, and their only option is long-term abstinence. For some their situation may change; some stresses have disappeared and therefore, after a period of abstinence, they may be able to control their drinking. If you drink to relieve stress, you will have to find alternative ways to cope if you are to remain abstinent.
