
Episode One: My Sister Spills Some Sober Tea
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About this listen
In this debut episode of The Sober Sip, host Tommy Ward sits down with his sister, Maggie Ward, for a heartfelt conversation about his journey to sobriety. Tommy shares his path from addiction to recovery, highlighting the transformative power of embracing sobriety and building a life rooted in connection and purpose.
Together, they explore the challenges of early recovery, the cultural normalization of drinking, and the unexpected joys of living alcohol-free. From rediscovering passions like horseback riding to finding new communities through CrossFit, Tommy reflects on how sobriety has deepened his relationships and reshaped his life.
Key Topics:
- Tommy's journey from bartender to embracing sobriety
- Finding meaningful connections and community beyond drinking
- Navigating social situations and relationships in sobriety
- The grief process of letting go of alcohol
- Rediscovering passions and building a new life
- The role of self-discovery in maintaining sobriety
- Breaking free from normalized drinking culture
- The importance of open conversations about recovery
Memorable Quote: "You gave up one thing for everything."
Connect With Us:
- Follow Tommy: @thetommyward
- Follow Maggie: @maggiewardcoaching
- Don't forget to subscribe to The Sober Sip on your favorite platform and join our sober community!
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