EPISODE · Aug 12, 2025 · 22 MIN
Breaking Free: The Hidden Addictions
from Successful Life Podcast · host Corey Berrier
Socially acceptable addictions like alcohol and food hide in plain sight while society celebrates escaping emotions and mocks those trying to break free.• Most addicts don't look like stereotypical "addicts" but are regular people numbing themselves with wine and food• Food and alcohol work on the same neurotransmitters, creating powerful dopamine loops• Childhood conditioning often links food with both comfort and celebration• Addictions hide behind identities like "foodie culture" and "wine mom culture" • Common triggers for using food and alcohol include shame, loneliness, rejection, and boredom• Willpower alone cannot overcome addiction without addressing underlying emotional issues• Regulation habits like breathwork, prayer, and cold exposure can replace numbing habits• Sobriety isn't just about abstaining but about being emotionally present in your life• Building a community of like-minded people provides crucial support for recovery• The goal is to build a life you don't need to escape from through numbingSubscribe to the podcast and leave a review if you feel inclined, but most importantly, do something different today to move toward the life you want.Send us Fan Mailhttps:newpathemployment.com Connect with CoreyVisit The Successful Life PodcastFollow Corey on FacebookFollow Corey on InstagramBuy My Book on AudibleBuy My Book on Amazon
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Socially acceptable addictions like alcohol and food hide in plain sight while society celebrates escaping emotions and mocks those trying to break free. • Most addicts don't look like stereotypical "addicts" but are regular people numbing themselves with wine and food • Food and alcohol work on the same neurotransmitters, creating powerful dopamine loops • Childhood conditioning often links food with both comfort and celebration • Addictions hide behind identities like "foodie culture" and ...
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