Who cares? How many times have you poured yourself a drink after silently uttering these words to yourself?

If you’re like most people, the answer is a lot.

Hidden behind “Who cares?” is a powerful tension that, if revealed, will help you say no to your cravings.

Tune in and discover why this particular excuse is so good at sabotaging your commitment and what’s actually required in order to successfully change your relationship with alcohol.

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You know the scenario. You promised not to drink tonight… but by 5 o’clock, you’re ready for a drink.

Or you told yourself you would only have one drink at happy hour, but then your friend suggests another round.

“I’ll be good tomorrow” is an excuse you’ve probably told yourself many times before.

Why is it so easy to fall into this trap, even when you have plenty of evidence that tomorrow you’ll wish you had said no?

Tune in and discover why this excuse is so insidious and the best way to combat it.

After listening to this episode, you’ll never hear the excuse “I’ll be good tomorrow” the same way again.

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In this episode, we cover a scenario that may be familiar. You start drinking and then convince yourself to continue because "Why stop now?" This mindset isn't just about alcohol; it can also happen with food and spending. Many of us develop a habit of letting things like an empty glass or a finished package override our feelings of fullness.

Listen to understand why we make this excuse and how to stop, even after you've begun. Learning to stop is a key step in teaching your brain to manage cravings. Understand why accepting that mistakes are part of the journey and not a sign of failure.

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Get the full show notes and more information here: https://rachelhart.com/378