Ep 2 | Why I stopped drinking alcohol

An episode of the Change of Plan podcast, hosted by Josh Binnington, titled "Ep 2 | Why I stopped drinking alcohol" was published on November 22, 2023 and runs 14 minutes.

November 22, 2023 ·14m · Change of Plan

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Alcohol is a controversial topic in business. Some say it doesn't matter whether you drink or not. Others say that in order to achieve your goals, quitting alcohol is a prerequisite. In this episode, Josh delves into the reasons why he has stopped drinking alcohol, and how this has impacted him within his business.

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