The Sober Creative shows how removing alcohol restores the energy, clarity, and capacity that gets buried under incomplete recovery—with practical strategies and real stories from people who've made the shift.
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Episode 062 - Music Is The Centerpiece Of My Life, Alcohol Is Not
has been playing bass and writing songs for close to 40 years. He grew up in Milwaukee, a city he describes as one of the heaviest drinking cultures in the country, and spent his 20s and 30s using alcohol to manage a shyness he calls “crimi...
056: Clarity of Mind
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Real friends show up before you even ask. They notice you’ve gone silent for two weeks and call anyway, without making you explain yourself first. They sit with you before a hard conversation and stay through it, because...
Episode 061 - It’s Getting in My Way Now: Gary Allen on Slow Change and Building a Second Act After 45
had his first drink at 19, a pint of Harp he didn’t even like. He kept drinking it anyway, because for the first time, he felt like everybody else. Gary grew up in rural Ireland, the oldest of three, and has used a wheelchair full-time sinc...
Episode 060 - Chasing Curiosity Instead of Chasing Quiet: Bob Mathers Found There Was No Ceiling Once He Stopped Drinking
spent 35 years being “Bobby Good Times.” He was the guy other people kept on speed dial for a good night out, the one always up for an extra day of drinking when everyone else had called it quits. He built a career as a speaker and coach. H...
Episode 059 - From the Fog to the Fast Lane: Ian Fee’s Wild Ride to Sobriety
took his first drink at age one, handed a sip of beer by his own dad while sitting in a highchair. He grew up in the 1970s and 80s, when parents dipped a baby’s binky in wine and nobody thought twice about it. By the time he hit his twentie...
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Sobriety & Creative Clarity Coach. Helping you get clear, get present, and get free by removing the alcohol that's been dimming your mind, your energy, and your work.
Solo traveler and New York Times bestselling author goes rogue, hits the road to cover the collapse of American life in real time.
I share practical tools for midlife people feeling a pull toward something more. A “second act” means reshaping life so it fits who you are now, not who you had to be to survive your thirties.
Who am I? The Best Writer Alive \ud83d\udca5 I’m Jessica—a nurse practitioner turned trader and multi-publication Substack builder helping creators launch correctly from day one.
I could predict my next 10 years. So I changed ⛵️ • Teenage punk → Harvard PhD → government scientist → 4,500 miles via sailboat •\ud83d\udccdNow in Guatemala
People are carrying a lot. Something shifts when they finally put it down long enough to see what was actually there. That's what I write about here each week.
Big deal on the outside, scared little kid on the inside | Rediscovering my curiosity after a lifetime of following everyone else's rules | Helping others do the same | Speaker | Podcast Host | Coach
Transformation coach for creators, feelers, and rebuilders. Where neurodiversity and the nervous system meet brand, business, and AI. D1 athlete, BTA Founder. Lived experience, not medical advice. You were built for range, not a box. \ud83d\udc26\ud83d\udd25
Music, creativity, and how to release music on Substack.
Jonathan Hoban is a published author (Hodder & Stoughton), speaker, and founder of Sensitivity Management. Writing about sensitivity, the sensory system, and practical ways to manage it effectively.
Psychiatric NP decoding behavior through a nervous system lens. I contextualize without excusing, challenge distortion, and restore agency. ADHD, trauma, recovery, and the patterns that shape us.
I’m the People’s Branding Mentor. After 20 years in the studio, I now teach brand as what it really is: a recognisable reputation. I’m a bestselling author and international speaker on brand, reputation, and creativity.
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