In this podcast episode, the guest Jakki from Berkshire shares her personal journey to sobriety. Jakki is 33 years old, married for two years, and has two stepsons and a dog. Unlike some, she didn't grow up in an environment of excessive drinking, but like many teenagers, she began drinking alcohol at a young age.The turning point in Jakki's relationship with alcohol occurred during the COVID-19 lockdown. She began to feel "sober curious" in 2021, questioning her drinking habits. To explore her sobriety further, she attended Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings but found that it wasn't the right fit for her.Ultimately, Jakki made the life-changing decision to quit drinking for good on September 24, 2022. She offers three valuable tips for those looking to embark on a similar journey:Find Alternative Alcohol-Free Drinks: Jakki suggests seeking out non-alcoholic beverage options to replace traditional alcoholic drinks. This can help ease the transition to sobriety.Listen to Your Body and Its Needs: Paying attention to your body's signals and what it needs is crucial. This involves self-care, both physically and emotionally, to support your well-being.Connect with Nature and Educate Yourself: Jakki recommends spending time in nature, which can be therapeutic and calming. Additionally, she highlights the importance of educating oneself through books and podcasts, which can provide valuable insights and motivation during the sobriety journey.Jakki's story serves as an inspiring example of someone who chose sobriety and found their own unique path to a healthier and happier life. Her tips can be valuable for anyone considering or on their own journey to sobriety.