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Why I Quit Alcohol and Why I Don't Miss IT– A Journey into Conscious Living

Updated: Jul 22


🔥 "Why don’t you drink?"

It’s a question I get every time I socialize.

Some people look at me with pity. Others give me a label like “abstinent,” as if it were a disease.In England, I’ve seen shocked expressions:"You don’t do anything harmful? But… you need something, right?"

❄️ But what if I don’t?

What if the last 10 years of my life have been about clearing out everything that doesn’t serve me — and replacing it with habits that actually nourish me?

☕ Instead of alcohol, I drink ceremonial cacao.Instead of coffee, I sip matcha tea.Instead of Fanta, I go for lemon water.I eat organic food instead of processed snacks.…And I sleep when I feel tired. Simple as that.

✨ I’m not saying everyone should do it this way.But I think it’s worth sharing something:Alcohol is the comfort zone.And as we all know — the magic happens outside of it.

✌️ Isn’t That… Boring?

Not to me. These days, drinking feels boring.

What excites me is balance.Self-awareness.Getting to know who I really am — without numbing or escaping.

🪽 I feel free in the world, not from running away from it.The quote that lives in my heart:

“The secret to happiness is freedom.The secret to freedom is courage.”Pericles, Ancient Greece

♥️ I feel that even one drink would disturb the bliss I’ve created.And right now, it’s perfect.I don’t want highs followed by lows. I don’t want to constantly reassemble myself.

✨ Instead, I choose to ride the natural waves of life.

If I get hurt — I let it hurt.If I’m stressed — I notice it, and take action.I return to balance with:

  • Meditation

  • Yoga

  • Time in nature

  • Breathwork

  • Physical training

  • And loooooots of love 💛

"The opposite of addiction is connection." - Johann Hari
"The opposite of addiction is connection." - Johann Hari

✈️ How Did I Get Here?

It began in Tenerife.

When I first arrived, I looked for people to party with — or at least share a beach beer.But the volcanic energy of the island changes you.I fell in love with dancing wildly, sober, and full of love.

I realized:I’m naturally like this. I don’t need substances to let go.That discovery set me free.

It wasn’t alcohol that gave me freedom —It was gratitude, presence, and the deep knowing that we’re here for each other.

✨ I fell in love with real feelings.

Running naked into the ocean at midnight.Camping on the sand.Drying off by a fire with glowing cheeks and starry eyes.

We don’t need alcohol for euphoria.That makes these moments even more precious.

You don’t need a beach —just start living your dreams in everyday life, not just on weekends.

⚡ I Don’t Want to Be Intoxicated

I want to remember every sacred moment.Because life is beautiful — if we choose to create it that way.

🏃🏼‍♀️ I love waking up fresh on Saturdays and Sundays.I love having the energy to move, explore, and train — whenever I want.

🙏 This way, I stay connected to higher frequencies.To my energy, and the inner stillness that’s my greatest power in shaping the present moment.

🌿 I choose a higher quality of life.

I invest in organic, bio food — not in cigarettes, weed, or wine.(I’m not pretending I never did. In my twenties, I mixed health with indulgence too.)

But now, I’d rather travel, even for a short trip.Because the time, money, and energy I invest in myself?It comes back — like a boomerang. And yes, it hits me sober.

🚀 Maybe the Most Important Realization:

Since I don’t have a glass of wine or coffee to “boost” me,I need to design a life that excites me.

Joy that fills my chest — that’s my fuel.Making my inner child happy — that’s the secret.

Taking action, whatever it takes.Because a joyful child doesn’t need doping.

Since I’m clear, I hear my inner voice more clearly.It tells me what to do next to stay aligned with joy.



 
 
 

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