The Belief Bucket Recap: 10 Myths About Alcohol, Debunked
A quick reference guide to every belief we’ve debunked about alcohol. See why these myths keep us stuck and how to move beyond them.
How we get caught, and why we stay stuck. It’s not just the drinking. It’s what’s happening around it, underneath it, and because of it.
A quick reference guide to every belief we’ve debunked about alcohol. See why these myths keep us stuck and how to move beyond them.
The alcohol buzz isn’t real pleasure. It’s a chemical trick that fades fast and leaves you worse off. Real joy comes from natural rewards.
Boredom isn’t a cue to drink. It’s a chance to explore, create, and connect. Sobriety turns empty moments into real opportunities.
For problem drinkers, moderation means cravings, frustration, and relapse. Sobriety removes the struggle and brings real peace.
That evening drink might help you drift off, but it blocks the deep, restorative sleep your brain and body need.
It’s easy to believe alcohol makes us more social, but real connection comes from showing up as our genuine selves, not from what’s in our glass.
Most people do not drink for the taste. They drink for the effect. Here’s why the taste illusion keeps us hooked.
Our brains remember the “good” drinking moments and forget the pain. Here’s how the Rosy Effect tricks us into missing alcohol.
Alcohol feels like a reward, but it’s a trick that ties harm to celebration. Your wins deserve something better.
Alcohol doesn’t create happiness. It tricks us into thinking it does while quietly taking away our natural joy.
Alcohol doesn’t truly relax us. It tricks us into thinking it does while quietly creating more stress.
Our beliefs about alcohol drive how we drink. The Belief Bucket series looks inside those beliefs and challenges the ones that hold us back.