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Hi Reader, I need to share something with you today that I’ve been sitting on for a while. It's a bit controversial... Ten years ago, I quit drinking. And the moment I did, the world handed me a label: alcoholic. I was told I’d carry it forever. That it was who I was now. End of story. But I wasn't an alcoholic. I felt like someone who made a decision to change. And those are two very different things. So I stopped wearing that label. And I haven’t looked back. In this week’s episode of Beyond the Gray, I’m going somewhere that might ruffle a few feathers. I’m talking about why the identity we accept about ourselves, whether it comes from a program, from society, or from the stories we’ve been repeating for years, might be the very thing keeping us stuck. Not just with drinking. With everything. I’m backing it up with real science. Neuroplasticity. Labeling theory. Research on natural recovery. And a five-step framework you can use to start rewriting your own identity today. Fair warning: this one is bold. But it’s honest. And I think you need to hear it. 🎧 Listen or Watch Episode 11: Stop Calling Yourself an Alcoholic | The Identity Trap That’s Keeping You Stuck 👇
If this resonates, forward it to someone who’s been wearing a label that no longer fits. Sometimes one conversation changes everything. It's time to step into a new reality and own your true identity. Kari P.S. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this one. Do you find this to be true for you in your life too? Shoot me a reply and let me know. 😉 |
I’m Kari, an Executive Life Coach and founder of GrayTonic. I help successful business owners and leaders break free from gray areas, like overdrinking, burnout, and disconnection so they can lead with clarity, energy, and confidence in every area of life.
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