Quit Drinking Motivation (Jordan Peterson, Brad Pitt, Bradley Cooper)

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Just beginning my journey, 3 days sober.. wish me luck

61 days sober

2 years sober, 100 pounds lighter. I am never touching a glass of alcohol ever again.

87 days sober!! Never in my life of 58 years I thought I would say I am sober!! It sounds great!!

To everyone who stopped drinking - Congrats and keep it going🖤🖤🖤

Im 66 and sober for five years coming up 6 in March. I wasn't a wreck or anything, held down a professional job, raised a family, and carer for my wife who is now disabled. But I couldn't stop drinking. Every month it seems, I made a promise to myself to cut down. Only drink on weekends, only drink in company, only drink with food, never drink after 7 pm etc. etc. I realised finally I was never going to do any of these things. My addiction was lying to me using my own voice. So I quit. One day I just said that's it. I've had 30 or 40 years of drinking and what do I have to show for it. So for me the battle was in the mind, to accept that there was no moderation with me. It was quit or continue on getting worse. The first day put up a fight. It was like there was a whiny child inside demanding it's dummy, but it got easier after that first evening. It's like part of me accepted I was serious. I didn't experience any real physical withdrawal symptoms, just mental and emotional. Other people may be different, but that was what happened for me. I put the money I saved aside and decided to spend it on myself as a reward for quitting. It's come to over $30k so far. I lost about 25kg in weight, I feel great. There are no downsides to quitting. 👍

My first 24 hours sober. Had the most difficult day of my life but we made it trough.

I'm 49, 19 years alcohol free next month. One of the best decisions I ever made in my life.

42 days sober and still going strong 💪🏼

Im an alcoholic, i drink everyday alone, decided to stop drinking today, my lower back hurts and i do believe it is because of alcohol (ive been drinking everyday for the past 3 years, im 30 now), ive lost 2 jobs because i didnt show up to work because i was drinking, so, hopefully, im going to get back in one year to say "i made it"

35 days clean and sober. Do it for yourself cause your family needs you 💯 🙏 ❤

14 months sober and I still need to hear videos like this from time to time. Keep fighting folks

1 year sober anniversary in three days. By far the best decision of my life.

3 days sober. I quit a hundred times. Difficult but quitting for good isn't impossible. it's all in the mind. I got this!

At 65 I was a chain smoking alcoholic that was obese at 350lbs. I decided to quit smoking, quit drinking and lose 160 pounds. It took me 30 months to quit everything and to lose 160 pounds. I did everything cold turkey! Mind over matter… I was willing to suffer being extremely uncomfortable as long as it took for my addictions to slowly fade away. I’m now 71 years old and still don’t drink or smoke cigarettes and I’m still under 200lbs. Where there’s a will there is a way. 👍

To anyone reading this: It will get better! I've been sober for a long time now and yes, it has its ups and downs, but your future self will thank you for the decisions you made today! You got this!

2 yrs sober. Last drink was Christmas 2020. I am a musician. I loved having my wine and cigarettes while composing late nights at my baby grand. But the next day would be horrendous. The “Hangxiety” I noticed in my late 20s early 30s, my body couldn’t metabolize the alcohol as quickly as it could in my youth. So I would be foggy and dizzy with a massive sugar crash and heart palpitations for almost 2 days. Bed ridden. Eating shit food. Laying there doing nothing. No piano for 2 days. Wasting away. Listen to your body. It’s telling you to stop. Self awareness is the best drug you can have. It’s really not that hard. Just know that laying in bed and staring at your phone the days your hung over, is what you get for drinking. So make the choice today. Stay strong 🙏

23 days without alcohol here. Doing dry January and looking for beyond ❤

Quit drinking and smoking seven years ago. Best thing I ever did.