LifeTime Progression

Yesterday was Thanksgiving. I was worried that I would click back to my old self. One thing about the Holidays is that I used to drink a lot. Last year, I had about 5 or 6 beers and another 4 or 5 glasses of wine at dinner. I thought that I would have a miserable time staying away from beer and wine.

 As it turned out, I had  glass of wine with dinner. Period. I felt satisfied without the desire to keep filling my glass. You see, the Alcohol Freedom program helped me to gain control. I can’t believe how this has changed my life. For starters, in the 30 some days that is has been since I quit drinking, I have saved about $300 by not buying beer or wine. I have spent more time with my family, and I got off my lazy ass and started to look for a new career. My productivity has skyrocketed!If you haven’t made the decision to quit drinking yet, consider this. At, say, $10 per day, you spend about $3,650 per year – $36,500 per decade. Oh my God – I have spent over $100,000 on beer and wine over the past 30 years. Don’t let this continue. Make the Change Now!.

I needed to quit drinking. I didn’t particularly want to, but I really needed to. You see, my favorite food group was beer, and I always mapped out my day to make sure I was near a beer when I wanted one.

For nearly 30 years (I am only 48), I have been a beer drinker. I really enjoyed wine too, so that only added fuel to the fire. Beer drinking was a habit that became a huge part of my life. No, it took over my life.I never had any luck with slowing down or quitting. The longest period of time that I went without a drink was 5 days. I even tried hypnosis with a local hypnotherapist. The 9 week program was a failure. I didn’t want to give up on hypnosis, though. I had to find something that would work for me. I finally found help through Wendi Friesen’s web site, www.wendi.com.Wendi’s Alcohol Freedom CD program is a tremendous breakthrough! Wendi created a six CD program with a very specific outline for success. I listen to one track in the morning upon awaking, and another track in the afternoon or evening, usually at bedtime.