One Day at a Time: 100 Quotes for Sobriety
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Are you looking for daily inspiration on your sobriety journey? Tired of endless internet searches and social media scrolling? Look no further."One Day at a Time: 100 Quotes for Sobriety"offers powerful motivation for those seeking a life free from alcohol.Each quote has been carefully selected by author Kate Ross who understands firsthand the challenges encountered on the path to sobriety. She includes reflections on each quote, transforming them into words of hope and inspiration.The book is divided into six categories for every stage of your journey:✓ Beginning Your Sobriety Journey✓ Taking It One Day at a Time✓ Standing Strong in the Face of Obstacles✓ Building Support Networks & Developing Healthy Boundaries✓ Self-Growth for the Sober You✓ Acquiring & Maintaining MindfulnessWhether you're recovering from alcohol use disorder or merely sober-curious, "One Day at a Time: 100 Quotes for Sobriety" delivers enduring inspiration that can be revisited time after time.Take control of your life, one day at a time, with this uplifting collection of quotes and reflections.Scroll up to the top and click 'Buy Now'.Read more
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Introduction
8. It Takes More Energy to Try and Control Your Alcohol Intake Than It Does to Let Go of Alcohol for Good. –Unknown
9. Addiction Isn’t About Substance—You Aren’t Addicted to the Substance; You Are Addicted to the Alteration of Mood That the Substance Brings. –Susan Cheever
10. New Beginnings Are Often Disguised as Painful Endings. –Lao Tzu
11. Alcohol Does Not Relieve Stress; It Erases Your Senses and Your Ability to Think. Alcohol Ultimately Erases Yourself. It Wasn’t That There Was Always a Reason to Drink. It Was Just That There Was Never a Reason Not To. –Annie Grace
12. The Only True Form of Freedom, the Only Ethical Form of Freedom, Is Through Self-Limitation. It Is Not the Privilege of Choosing Everything You Want in Your Life, but Rather, Choosing What You Will Give up in Your Life. –Mark Manson
13. God, Grant Me the Serenity to Accept the Things I Cannot Change, the Courage to Change the Things I Can, and the Wisdom to Know the Difference. –Reinhold Niebuhr
14. Becoming Sober Doesn’t Mean Your Life Will Be Perfect. But It Does Mean That You’re Better Equipped to Handle Whatever Gets Thrown Your Way. –Unknown
15. Drunkenness Is Nothing but Voluntary Madness. –Seneca
16. The More We Choose to Accept Responsibility in Our Lives, the More Power We Will Exercise Over Our Lives. Accepting Responsibility for Our Problems Is Thus the First Step to Solving Them. –Mark Manson