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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2016 · 9 MIN

What will you do TODAY?

from Living Sober Sucks · host Animal Radio Network

The best way to get you feeling better about yourself is to help someone else. Every day you have opportunities to help other people and doing so will help YOU feel better with your sobriety. A big part of living a normal life as a non-drinker is by NOT always being focused on being a non-drinker. When you help other people you will think more about them and less about having to stay sober. Helping other people will get you thinking about other subjects than always thinking and talking about sobriety. Please take the time to check out this podcast. http://LivingSoberSucks.com

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