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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2022 · 31 MIN

33. The Scary Similarities Between Social Media & Alcohol

from The Better You Blueprint · host Brett Eaton & Curtis Hadzicki

Wow, this episode was an eye opener! In the episode, Brett and Curtis break down all the different ways social media and alcohol are similar. Everything from when we use it, to the way it's marketed, how easy it is to binge, even how we are made to feel FOMO if we aren’t participating in it. We think you are going to find this topic just as fascinating as we did. Action Step: Take a second and evaluate your relationship with both social media and alcohol. Are they both healthy relationships? Is there anything you would like to change or a healthy boundary that you would benefit from creating around either? If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend, family member, or co-worker who you think may benefit from it. UPDATE: Brett’s new community-based coaching program “MOMENTUM,” is now in full swing! Enrollment is open and you can join at any time. Contact Brett or visit MOMENTUM if you are interested in joining! Follow the podcast on Instagram @thebybpod . For more personal content from us, be sure to follow us on IG: @BrettEaton_ & @curtishadzicki .

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