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Drinking from age 16 to 65,been through the whole gambit. Too painful to remember. Made the final decision to quit. Did just that, at the age of 65.Guess it was that or l was on the final downward track. Now aged 93,and never looked back. In perfect health, no medication.
I totally respect anyone who can find the courage to give up alcohol. You can do this, whoever you are. Thank you for interviewing so sensitively here Tim. This is a very real huge topic. Marie-Louise
I am 5 months alcohol free today and have no plans to ever drink again. I spent most of my 30's in a spiral of depression and drinking to cope with it. I thought I could hide the drinking and boy was I wrong - got to the point where family and friends couldn't stand to be around me. I am going to be 40 next month and am so happy I made the decision to cut booze from my life for good. My relationships for the most part have started to heal, I feel like I have so much more control of my life and my entire mentality about alcohol has changed to the point where it almost grosses me out to look at it. If you are struggling please know you have the power within you to get better - it is tough at first of course and involves a drastic lifestyle change but once you want it - and want it for yourself and not just others - you will eventually find yourself wondering how you ever even lived like that. Trust me when I say I thought I was hopeless - I wasn't and you are not either.
I’m 37 and struggle with addiction. I’ve been abusing substances since I was 15. I don’t know how to become sober. I feel happy for those who were able to achieve it.
Man I've been struggling the past decade with alcoholism. I'm sure sobriety will result in many positives in my life, but the thought of permanently removing it and my ego believing I can tame alcohol, has led me to desperately wanting sobriety, but constantly relapsing. I'm on sobriety attempt #999999 and I hope I can maintain it because there's so much I want to do and accomplish which alcohol is preventing.
I am here seeking information and wisdom. My son who is 31 has had a tough year. He had been trying to get a specific job for about four years. He had been part time/ seasonal. He finally was hired with excellent pay and benefits, just as his drinking hit critical mass. He promptly lost the job and I guess it has been six months and he has been through the wringer. He recently was hospitalized for acute alcohol withdrawal with the full spectrum of symptoms including hallucinations. He says he is too scared to risk it again but I don’t think fear is the best motivator. When he was in a 30 day rehab I was shown how much alcohol is pervasive in our life I was gathering some T-shirts for him and had a hard time finding any that weren’t emblazoned with a beer logo. My thoughts are that you need to rebuild your life without alcohol being an ever present factor. Focus on learning to have fun without a buzz. Good luck.
Day 160 - Dropped 15 pounds 2 ½ inches off the waist Significant improvements in: • Reflexes • Eyesight • Inflammation • Joint swelling • Sleep • Energy level • Brain functions • Articulation • Memory - long and short term • Eye-hand coordination • Eliminated the jitters Wake up in the morning with no body aches, head aches or muscle stiffness!
Week 1 of sobering from alcohol and drugs 🎉 finally taking up my life head on with no alcohol especially I knew I had a problem from the beginning when I wasn’t using it for fun more so to cope with my past and my current life.
I fortunately never been addicted to alcohol but I hated drinking and the way it made me feel… I was only drinking due to strong peer pressure… I have made the decision on New Year to stop completely drinking. I lost my best friend over this choice as she only socialise with drinking and I realised that I could not deal with her while sober…Being Sober really changed my life for the better and happier… good luck to you all and stay strong…
Alcoholics can't stand people like yo who day they hate how it made you feel. You don't get that for people with trauma it makes them feel better. Sick of reading this type of comment, nothing personal just sick if hearing it. Thankfully I am sober. But with my level of trauma it's hard. You're lucky you don't even know how lucky you are
I’m a year late to this video. But I finally made the decision yesterday to surrender and admit that I’m powerless over alcohol. The lonely and desperate feeling is soooo accurate. And cycling back and forth between drinking and not drinking is so obnoxious: because I’d get a few days, weeks, and even months but the disease would trick me into thinking I’m better or I can a few but it always goes back to benders and feeling miserable 24/7. But going into 2024 I’m so hungry or thirsty to abstain from alcohol. I know it’s gonna be a lifestyle change from now on which is sad to me now, but I’ll thank myself later the deeper I get in my path of sobriety. Also I’m currently 26 going on 27.
Everything he said is my exact experience at 41 minus the DUI and losing my job. So many days I missed worked due to being hung over. Letting my family down daily. Feeling like hell on a daily all trying to medicate my childhood trauma and any other depressing events along the way. I ruined my son’s birthday with my Alcoholism and woke up the next morning with blood in my mouth. This is the day April 30th I said I’m done. I cried and cried thinking of all the disappointment I have caused myself and my family and my friends. Zero recollection of what and said and did the night before. Too many nights waking up in the care of other peoples homes, cars etc. my rock bottom happened and I didn’t stop drinking. I thought to myself I’ll just manage it. Black out after black out I didn’t manage anything. Woke up after a mild event in my historic patterns and said today is the day. I will not drink anything ever again. I can’t control it and I’m not happy and everyone has had to hold so much space for me and tolerate my behavior and even try to minimize it to comfort me. Im only 8 days sober and I know this will be a journey. I’m just so thankful and looking forward to the new person I always wanted to be ❤
I can go to the bar or dope house to try to impress unimpressive people, or go to NA, AA or healthy places where I dont need to impress very impressive people. Recovery for life.
I work day and nights, drinking 30 years or a bit more, starting to get the mother of all hangovers, I think it's that time in life to give it up no fun in it anymore I want to be sober ,sound like I'm bitching but I know it's time might be hard to do but got to get wide
Quit drinking one year two months ago. I never imagined being in this position, but easily the best descision of my life. Thank you, very powerful video Thanks. You can do it, One day at a time 🙏🏻 God bless
Thanks for sharing your story, there's always someone else out there that goes through far worse experiences than we do, makes you feel more human and helps process your own alcohol problems and regrets. 👍
I need to find a way to access the emotional tools that this man is referring to in his talk. I have managed to go 6 months without drinking and I am confident I can go even longer. Best of luck to all of you who are working on staying sober.
after yesrs of using i managed to get sober for 70 days, then relapesed and used for 6 months, then got sober for 40 days then relapsed for a month then got sober for 24 days then relapsed again yesturday... its a hard road to take, i guess theres progress because i keep trying and getting sober faster after every relapse 🤷♂️
I find if I keep to positive attitude every day it is easy and also I have a very interesting Hobby Model Railway’s stops my mind from thinking about Drinking I am being sober for going on 6 years now Bill
No one has prepared me for how hard this is would be. I’m on day 5 right now and really struggling. Luckily I wasn’t an alcoholic for too long so the physical withdrawals aren’t bad, however I feel so depressed and worthless and I know alcohol will make me feel better but I also know it’s only a quick fix. Today especially hit me hard as all my friends who I haven’t saw in a while are going on a big night out (perfect timing😅) and I told them I can’t go when deep down I really want to. I know I can go and not drink but it’s too early on and I don’t trust myself not just accepting a drink as none of my friends know how serious I’m being about this. It’s killing me. Please tell me it gets easier
For me it’s not addiction. I don’t feel the need to have booze. I’m just stuck in routine. It’s Friday night, oh it’s a Saturday night, it’s Sunday so I’ll have some as i have work tomorrow etc etc
I've been on and off the wagon for years now. 47 now and drinking since 16 but really started heavy drinking from around 30. Started getting severe pains in my stomach and butt. Too embarrassed to see a doc since I was hiding for so long. Now my liver test results show I have some serious issues and need to get tested for serious liver disease. I did it to myself and hope I can turn this around before it's too late but it's soo hard
What it like drinking non alcohol beer I'm at the crossroads fed up with the poison and the mother of all hangovers, don't drink every day , but feed up with the same shit feeling from it not remembering how got home ,not nice feeling, would like your opinion please if you get a chance ,,,thanks 👍
Believe that you can win over this, because you can! You are so much more than that drink or fix. Have faith and remember that your higher power, that Creative Intelligence, whoever or whatever it may be to you, loves you very much and knows what you're made of! Give em hell and give yourself grace. 1 day at a time.
I went beyond sober and awakened after seeing Mama's spirit in the light, whose womb crowned me life. Now I know I was not born in sin, I quit acting out in sin. No one can wash your sin's away but you by making a change. Truth set me free from that steely knife and the lie in Jesus I once believed. I starved out that beast 😉😜
I totally agree. I’m trying to let go of caffeine (mainly coffee) and it has such a grip on me. Anything you feel like you can’t go without ends up controlling you. And that’s a place of imprisonment, not freedom.
@@erindavies3613 You're absolutely right. I'm struggling with caffeine myself, specifically energy drinks. I tried quitting for a few weeks, but relapsed. I swear I will beat this. I have given up alcohol since New Year's Eve, I will give up caffeine. Baby steps.
I think Rich is great and I don't want to sound like an a** but he's very fortunate to have parents that are, apparently, well off and understand this disease. The majority of us are left to fight this on our own. Rehab costs are ridiculous. Being an addict in the United States is basically a death sentence unless you have money.
Nah, its a death sentence unless you let go of old ideas. Then, no matter what your fanancial status is, theres a strong fighting chance for an awesome remainder of your life. Addiction doesn't discriminate, and neither does AA/NA.
@@Shammy_V I get it but you can't detox at an AA/NA meeting. There are steps that need to happen before you can just jump into a meeting. The process is bullsh*t and everyone is told that rehab is the answer. Rehab needs to die. That's just a money juggernaut for pricks that don't really care. There are some counselors that are absolutely amazing but they're sucked into this fkn system. It only benefits the rich a$$holes that run the rehabs.
This content is genuinely superb. I absorbed a book with a parallel theme that redirected my life path. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
Who Cares about Rich Roll's opinions and comments??? I read his book, I read it cover to cover and thought it sucked. I went and I ran and ran and ran and got lost in Hawaii and then ran. Believe me, It sucked. I saw a podcast in which Roll invited Goggin's to chat about working out, running, and diet. At that time Roll was Vegan and he was trying to get Goggins to commit verbally to a vegan or veggie life style. Goggin's is Goggin's and he's like " I eat everyone man, fish, beef, lamb, chicken you need all that when you do what I do"! Roll was visibly not cool with that answer. But when you look at where Roll is and where Goggin's is, it self explanatory. In this video, I don't think Roll is committed to sobriety. His head, cheeks and neck are as red as the sun and he doesn't look confident. Just my opinion.
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Still here Tim, rooting for you since the start and all you guests and fans!! Thank you for your content
@@Ashley-by5vsok
Drinking from age 16 to 65,been through the whole gambit. Too painful to remember. Made the final decision to quit. Did just that, at the age of 65.Guess it was that or l was on the final downward track.
Now aged 93,and never looked back. In perfect health, no medication.
Congratulations!😊👌🏾
Respect 🤝
Amazing history. There is hope for everyone. ♥️
Lucky man indeed
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4 years and 5 months today no booze!!! FREEEEEDOM!!! thanks yall. much love
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I totally respect anyone who can find the courage to give up alcohol. You can do this, whoever you are. Thank you for interviewing so sensitively here Tim. This is a very real huge topic. Marie-Louise
Its willingness not courage...
Super duper 💖
@@frankmazzie4855 willingness is the pre requisite. Courage is needed because alcohol is such a strong, influential, persuasive friend.
I am 5 months alcohol free today and have no plans to ever drink again. I spent most of my 30's in a spiral of depression and drinking to cope with it. I thought I could hide the drinking and boy was I wrong - got to the point where family and friends couldn't stand to be around me. I am going to be 40 next month and am so happy I made the decision to cut booze from my life for good. My relationships for the most part have started to heal, I feel like I have so much more control of my life and my entire mentality about alcohol has changed to the point where it almost grosses me out to look at it. If you are struggling please know you have the power within you to get better - it is tough at first of course and involves a drastic lifestyle change but once you want it - and want it for yourself and not just others - you will eventually find yourself wondering how you ever even lived like that. Trust me when I say I thought I was hopeless - I wasn't and you are not either.
I am 23 months sober rn--can't wait for 2 years on 20 May! Thanks for the video--I stopped at 27 years old
So proud of you I’m 28 years old and I’m trying to do the same thing man
That’s amazing. We’re stoked for you!
2 years 2 months now 💪
Great@@ninefotimbo4036
I’m 37 and struggle with addiction. I’ve been abusing substances since I was 15. I don’t know how to become sober. I feel happy for those who were able to achieve it.
Man I've been struggling the past decade with alcoholism. I'm sure sobriety will result in many positives in my life, but the thought of permanently removing it and my ego believing I can tame alcohol, has led me to desperately wanting sobriety, but constantly relapsing. I'm on sobriety attempt #999999 and I hope I can maintain it because there's so much I want to do and accomplish which alcohol is preventing.
I am here seeking information and wisdom. My son who is 31 has had a tough year. He had been trying to get a specific job for about four years. He had been part time/ seasonal. He finally was hired with excellent pay and benefits, just as his drinking hit critical mass. He promptly lost the job and I guess it has been six months and he has been through the wringer. He recently was hospitalized for acute alcohol withdrawal with the full spectrum of symptoms including hallucinations. He says he is too scared to risk it again but I don’t think fear is the best motivator. When he was in a 30 day rehab I was shown how much alcohol is pervasive in our life I was gathering some T-shirts for him and had a hard time finding any that weren’t emblazoned with a beer logo. My thoughts are that you need to rebuild your life without alcohol being an ever present factor. Focus on learning to have fun without a buzz. Good luck.
I completely agree. Trying to quit once and for all. I bless you please let's get sober
You got this brother. DON’T quit quitting! I have many failed attempts myself. You get to accomplish as those dreams and goals! 💪🏾
You can do this! Changed my life….I think a huge thing besides rock bottom for me was exercise. Healthy body healthy mind. Good luck!
I'm hearing you. You only have to quit for 1second at a time.
Day 160 -
Dropped 15 pounds
2 ½ inches off the waist
Significant improvements in:
• Reflexes
• Eyesight
• Inflammation
• Joint swelling
• Sleep
• Energy level
• Brain functions
• Articulation
• Memory - long and short term
• Eye-hand coordination
• Eliminated the jitters
Wake up in the morning with no body aches, head aches or muscle stiffness!
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4 months sober and never going back 💗
Week 1 of sobering from alcohol and drugs 🎉 finally taking up my life head on with no alcohol especially I knew I had a problem from the beginning when I wasn’t using it for fun more so to cope with my past and my current life.
14 months sober.
21 months sober?
@Bones Jones you sober?
@Bones Jones Yup. Life is better in every conceivable way.
10 months here, scared asf of my anniversary 😂 hope you well❤
Damn good going brother
I fortunately never been addicted to alcohol but I hated drinking and the way it made me feel… I was only drinking due to strong peer pressure… I have made the decision on New Year to stop completely drinking. I lost my best friend over this choice as she only socialise with drinking and I realised that I could not deal with her while sober…Being Sober really changed my life for the better and happier… good luck to you all and stay strong…
Alcohol is garbage. You did the right thing.
Alcoholics can't stand people like yo who day they hate how it made you feel. You don't get that for people with trauma it makes them feel better. Sick of reading this type of comment, nothing personal just sick if hearing it. Thankfully I am sober. But with my level of trauma it's hard. You're lucky you don't even know how lucky you are
2 days…ashamed of my relapse but I am looking forward to getting back to it.
You are not alone.
Keep going, don’t you dare give up! 💪
You can get there again
Just a chip in the armour man 🙏
@@cook9648 10 months later we still sober !! 😎
I’m a year late to this video. But I finally made the decision yesterday to surrender and admit that I’m powerless over alcohol. The lonely and desperate feeling is soooo accurate. And cycling back and forth between drinking and not drinking is so obnoxious: because I’d get a few days, weeks, and even months but the disease would trick me into thinking I’m better or I can a few but it always goes back to benders and feeling miserable 24/7. But going into 2024 I’m so hungry or thirsty to abstain from alcohol. I know it’s gonna be a lifestyle change from now on which is sad to me now, but I’ll thank myself later the deeper I get in my path of sobriety. Also I’m currently 26 going on 27.
23 and going to 24 this upcoming March. 2 days sober. I just recently relapsed.
@@danieliglesias1314 it’s apart of the recovery process you will stumble and fall before reaching success keep your head 🆙
@@lelandb255 hope you're still doing well. I plan to turn things around for myself. 26m
To anyone reading this, don’t give up. Keep trying, ask for help, pray to God.
Thank you❤
Thankyou 🙏
She left me today bc I can’t stay sober she is perfect. She gave me chance and chance again . I’ll see u someday again Alyssa 😢😢
You’re an absolute beauty, Trey
Quit alcohol and make something of yourself. Am sure she can find her way back if she is the right person for you.
Everything he said is my exact experience at 41 minus the DUI and losing my job. So many days I missed worked due to being hung over. Letting my family down daily. Feeling like hell on a daily all trying to medicate my childhood trauma and any other depressing events along the way. I ruined my son’s birthday with my Alcoholism and woke up the next morning with blood in my mouth. This is the day April 30th I said I’m done. I cried and cried thinking of all the disappointment I have caused myself and my family and my friends. Zero recollection of what and said and did the night before. Too many nights waking up in the care of other peoples homes, cars etc. my rock bottom happened and I didn’t stop drinking. I thought to myself I’ll just manage it. Black out after black out I didn’t manage anything. Woke up after a mild event in my historic patterns and said today is the day. I will not drink anything ever again. I can’t control it and I’m not happy and everyone has had to hold so much space for me and tolerate my behavior and even try to minimize it to comfort me. Im only 8 days sober and I know this will be a journey. I’m just so thankful and looking forward to the new person I always wanted to be ❤
Keep going. It’s hard at first but gets easier. Just keep going. You gon be good. I’m 400 days sober this Wednesday. It’s so hard till it gets easier
@@emmanueln.427 congratulations on your sobriety! I’m looking forward to every day that I stay sober 💚
How are you doing now JoJo?
@@csrb338 hiiii I’m 100 days sober today!!! I’m going strong and feeling great 😊 thank you for checking in on me 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
@@emmanueln.427 100 days sober today for me! I’m working towards that 400 days you accomplished 😊🤗😊
I can go to the bar or dope house to try to impress unimpressive people, or go to NA, AA or healthy places where I dont need to impress very impressive people. Recovery for life.
I work day and nights, drinking 30 years or a bit more, starting to get the mother of all hangovers, I think it's that time in life to give it up no fun in it anymore I want to be sober ,sound like I'm bitching but I know it's time might be hard to do but got to get wide
👍👍👍
Still here Tim, rooting for you and all your guests and fans
I could of listened to this guys story for hours really wish this were longer.
Today is my 3rd day free of alcohol. The Bible says "do not despise the day of small beginnings." It's a start!
Good job Brian!!
Congrats
@@rileyhacking4668 thanks! I don't check in here often.
Day 1. Lets fucking go
Just starting my journey I’m scared I’ll keep failing but I need this to survive. Praying 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
How is the journey so far?
Quit drinking one year two months ago. I never imagined being in this position, but easily the best descision of my life. Thank you, very powerful video Thanks. You can do it, One day at a time 🙏🏻 God bless
Power to everyone on this journey.
7 YEARS SOBER NOW MYSELF .... TO GOD BE ALL THE GLORY .. SALUTE 👍🏾 💯 🫡
Just wanted to comment here to proudly share that I've been sober for 1,669 days.
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Courage, resilience and higher power 👊🏼♥️🙏🏼
Been sober 22 years cold Turkey by the Grace of God and the love of Jesus Christ.
How did you stay sober that long? The withdrawals have gotten easy but the after part is the hardest now. Keep returning back
Thanks for sharing your story, there's always someone else out there that goes through far worse experiences than we do, makes you feel more human and helps process your own alcohol problems and regrets. 👍
I need to find a way to access the emotional tools that this man is referring to in his talk. I have managed to go 6 months without drinking and I am confident I can go even longer. Best of luck to all of you who are working on staying sober.
after yesrs of using i managed to get sober for 70 days, then relapesed and used for 6 months, then got sober for 40 days then relapsed for a month then got sober for 24 days then relapsed again yesturday... its a hard road to take, i guess theres progress because i keep trying and getting sober faster after every relapse 🤷♂️
Went from Alcohol to Weed. Thank God! Quit drinking two weeks ago.
holy shit, i literally had the two DUIs in A row too. this hits home
It took me 3 years from the moment I realized I had a big problem. It's possible. ❤
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This is Incredibly important work Tim and Rich ❤❤
Love Rich Roll! Such an inspiration ❤
36 been made homeless through alcohol, being sick every morning I can't go on living this painful life
Feel you on that
THANKS FOR SHARING THIS -- YES I AGREE IT WAS FINDING THE TOOLS ON HOW I COULD USE IT & JUST DIDNT KNOW HOW TO ???
9.03 into this video you nailed it. Thanks for sharing part of your story with us
Thank you for your story.
It's about to be 1 month for me. Feel better than ever. I have a long road to heal my body, but that's ok. I can only go up from here.
Willingness is so crucial like he said. Until we hit bottom the willingness is just to drink more.
Day one for me. Please pray for me. Seeking all the help
I find if I keep to positive attitude every day it is easy and also I have a very interesting Hobby Model Railway’s stops my mind from thinking about Drinking I am being sober for going on 6 years now Bill
No one has prepared me for how hard this is would be. I’m on day 5 right now and really struggling. Luckily I wasn’t an alcoholic for too long so the physical withdrawals aren’t bad, however I feel so depressed and worthless and I know alcohol will make me feel better but I also know it’s only a quick fix. Today especially hit me hard as all my friends who I haven’t saw in a while are going on a big night out (perfect timing😅) and I told them I can’t go when deep down I really want to. I know I can go and not drink but it’s too early on and I don’t trust myself not just accepting a drink as none of my friends know how serious I’m being about this. It’s killing me. Please tell me it gets easier
2 days here. It’s hard to remain sober at my age (23) when everyone just want to drink going out on the weekends.
I am struggling but want to give it up
For me it’s not addiction. I don’t feel the need to have booze. I’m just stuck in routine. It’s Friday night, oh it’s a Saturday night, it’s Sunday so I’ll have some as i have work tomorrow etc etc
You are not alone.
I've been on and off the wagon for years now. 47 now and drinking since 16 but really started heavy drinking from around 30. Started getting severe pains in my stomach and butt. Too embarrassed to see a doc since I was hiding for so long. Now my liver test results show I have some serious issues and need to get tested for serious liver disease. I did it to myself and hope I can turn this around before it's too late but it's soo hard
Thanks for sharing!
Accept the Help of Others ❤👍
You lose people too when going on this journey
That’s for sure
Well detailed testominy.
8 days!
Homie is a real one.
Im a starter starting today please help me out too its really hard to stop
What do you do if your Mrs loves to drink!
Today I got Rich Roll'd.
After 20 years I am finally staying sober due to non-alcoholic wine and non-alcoholic beer
What's your favorite non alcoholic beer?
What it like drinking non alcohol beer I'm at the crossroads fed up with the poison and the mother of all hangovers, don't drink every day , but feed up with the same shit feeling from it not remembering how got home ,not nice feeling, would like your opinion please if you get a chance ,,,thanks 👍
@John Smith Stella Artois NA is the best one I've ever tried and I've tried a ton of them! It's incredible, been a game changer for me.
@Jon Kuhn Stella Artois NA is the best one I've ever tried and I've tried a ton of them! It's incredible, been a game changer for me.
@@JonJosephKuhnAthletic Brewing!
hilarious that the ad for this video was for Orchard Cider
5 years on 27th.
Believe that you can win over this, because you can! You are so much more than that drink or fix. Have faith and remember that your higher power, that Creative Intelligence, whoever or whatever it may be to you, loves you very much and knows what you're made of! Give em hell and give yourself grace. 1 day at a time.
Thanks ❤
32 days
What is a DUI? I'm in UK and herd of it.
@tanyasperry5926
Driving Under the Influence
What was the path of insobriety?
That's great/Congratulations 👏
5 Days sober ⭐️
2/5/84❤
is he listening to a different podcast at the same time as being interviewed on this one?
Interesting to those of us who consume a lot of alcohol.
great comments
willigness is crucial
I went beyond sober and awakened after seeing Mama's spirit in the light, whose womb crowned me life. Now I know I was not born in sin, I quit acting out in sin. No one can wash your sin's away but you by making a change. Truth set me free from that steely knife and the lie in Jesus I once believed. I starved out that beast 😉😜
Celebrated 42 years sober on August 21, 2023.
Mam wanabe sober here
2months off alcohol
Don’t give in to the weakness
He's 56, he looks a lot younger. No alcohol.
I never had a problem with alcohol. Caffeine is more addictive to me. Everyone is different.
Yeah but coffee doesn't destroy lives lol
Except for slave labour who pick it
@@jamesbyrne9312 It doesn’t fuck people up as hard as alcohol but I do believe that it’s a net negative
I totally agree. I’m trying to let go of caffeine (mainly coffee) and it has such a grip on me. Anything you feel like you can’t go without ends up controlling you. And that’s a place of imprisonment, not freedom.
@@erindavies3613 You're absolutely right. I'm struggling with caffeine myself, specifically energy drinks. I tried quitting for a few weeks, but relapsed. I swear I will beat this. I have given up alcohol since New Year's Eve, I will give up caffeine. Baby steps.
Do I need airpods for that?
0:00 I enjoy “the drop that spilled the cup” as a less-violent alternative to hay injuring camels.
🐪🐫🐪🐫🐪
This all sounds great and Noble ..... but for those of us who are financially struggling this isnt really a reality is it genius.
Your reality is what you choose to believe...pain inevitable ,suffering optional
Try living in the solution, instead of the problem.
@@markg.4246I like this choice of words.
Nothing about committing to sobriety. Just a story.
“She allowed the wedding to go through.” Such typical alcoholic behavior and 20+ years later still blaming her, also typical.
DUI laws need to change, my best two hobbies are drinking and of course driving. Can I identify as sober when pulled over?
By your judgment displayed in posting this “joke”…maybe consider following in this guy’s footsteps.
Sure you can ASK YOUR LAWYER.
buy a cop scanner
a fe days sober....still frail i guess
1 hr sober
Only lasted half a day shit getting better
nice
@@robhonit229 damn, you couldnt get through one day? Are you joking or being serious?
6:25 when he starts
I think Rich is great and I don't want to sound like an a** but he's very fortunate to have parents that are, apparently, well off and understand this disease. The majority of us are left to fight this on our own. Rehab costs are ridiculous. Being an addict in the United States is basically a death sentence unless you have money.
The Rooms of NA & AA ARE FREE START THERE.
Rich was a business lawyer for a top business law firm in LA.
He could have afforded anything he wanted to.
Nah, its a death sentence unless you let go of old ideas. Then, no matter what your fanancial status is, theres a strong fighting chance for an awesome remainder of your life. Addiction doesn't discriminate, and neither does AA/NA.
@@Shammy_V I get it but you can't detox at an AA/NA meeting. There are steps that need to happen before you can just jump into a meeting. The process is bullsh*t and everyone is told that rehab is the answer. Rehab needs to die. That's just a money juggernaut for pricks that don't really care. There are some counselors that are absolutely amazing but they're sucked into this fkn system. It only benefits the rich a$$holes that run the rehabs.
This guy could go by Rick Roll if he wanted
You are not sober if you are doing Cannabis, and Rich is truly sober.
Sobriety is not the opposite of addiction.
What would you say is the opposite of addiction? Interpersonal relationships maybe?
yes
being sober sucks makes me wish I was dead sobriety is so boring omg
It can't be any worse than the living hell of alcoholism
Perhaps you’re doing it wrong.
If being sober sucks ,why be sober..hmm?
@@frankmazzie4855 luckily ive had weed to smoke this whole month but usually its because lack of weed or money or both lol
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This content is genuinely superb. I absorbed a book with a parallel theme that redirected my life path. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
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Who Cares about Rich Roll's opinions and comments??? I read his book, I read it cover to cover and thought it sucked. I went and I ran and ran and ran and got lost in Hawaii and then ran. Believe me, It sucked.
I saw a podcast in which Roll invited Goggin's to chat about working out, running, and diet. At that time Roll was Vegan and he was trying to get Goggins to commit verbally to a vegan or veggie life style. Goggin's is Goggin's and he's like " I eat everyone man, fish, beef, lamb, chicken you need all that when you do what I do"! Roll was visibly not cool with that answer. But when you look at where Roll is and where Goggin's is, it self explanatory.
In this video, I don't think Roll is committed to sobriety. His head, cheeks and neck are as red as the sun and he doesn't look confident. Just my opinion.