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Writer's pictureErica Mallery

Sip Smart: Your Roadmap to Mindful Drinking – Cut Down, Pause, or Quit with Style!


Looking to drink more mindfully? You are not alone. In a culture of monthly challenges focused on NOT drinking, it's nearly impossible to avoid the detox-to-retox loop. Sure, any reduction in alcohol consumption is great, but I'm here to help you learn how to drink mindfully so you don't have to lose the booze completely.


Step into the ultimate guide to becoming a mindful drinker – where every sip is a conscious choice. Whether you're considering a brief booze break, looking to cut down, or simply exploring mindful sipping, this roadmap is tailored just for you.


1. Sip and Savor: Transform your drinking from a mindless habit to a mindful ritual. Take a moment to appreciate the flavors, the aromas, and the experience. It's not just a drink; it's a sensorial journey. Tip: Take notes if you'd like and make it a fun, memorable moment.



2. Pour with Purpose: When it comes to mindful drinking, quantity matters. Whether you're cutting down or taking a break, set a limit that aligns with your goals. Measuring your pour ensures you're in control and savoring every drop. Trick: use a smaller glass! You can have the same amount of alcohol in a big and a small glass, but thanks to our brains, it's going to see the smaller glass as having "more" since it'll look fuller than the exact same amount that is in the bigger glass. Play this to your advantage!



3. The Mocktail Magic: Ditch the spirits without sacrificing the fun. Dive into the world of booze-free (b*free) options and mocktails – creative, colorful, and completely alcohol-free. Mix up your own concoctions and become the mocktail maestro of the party! Tip: Follow @SoberishMom for the best ideas on b*free drinks and mocktails! Girl is talented and such a great human, too!



4. Time to Timeout: Considering a break? Bravo! Mindful drinking can involve hitting the pause button. Take a designated period off the booze train to recalibrate and appreciate life without the spirits. It's like a reset for your body and mind. But do not forget to DO THE WORK and understand when you drink and why you drink. When you do so, once you return booze to your life you won't go right back to your old drinking habits. Tip: Hit the EASY BUTTON with the the Lose the Hangover Bootcamp (only $27!!!) and start transforming your relationship with alcohol. For good.



5. Mindful Mates: Surround yourself with mindful drinkers who support your choices. Share your goals, celebrate victories, and create a positive and uplifting environment. Your tribe should be your biggest cheerleaders on this mindful journey and help to empower you every sip of the way. Tip: Check out the ShameOver Squad for the Support and Success Squad you didn't know you needed in your life.



6. Reflect and Reframe: Regularly check in with yourself. How do you feel? What are your triggers? Reflecting on your drinking habits allows you to make informed decisions. If needed, adjust your goals and continue on your path to mindful sipping. Trick: Journaling can be incredibly powerful especially starting out.



7. Toast to Your Triumphs: Celebrate your victories, no matter how small. Whether you've cut down, taken a break, or bid farewell to the bottle, acknowledge your achievements. You're shaping a mindful, intentional relationship with alcohol, and that deserves a toast! Tip: Join Me, Myself and March for only $7 and discover how celebrating yourself every day this month will rock your world for years to come!



At Shameover.me, we believe in mindful living, and your journey to becoming a mindful drinker is a unique adventure. Sip smart, be present, and revel in the joy of conscious choices. Your mindful drinking odyssey starts here! 🌿🍹✨


Cheers to you,

Erica + ShameOver



Are you ready to transform your relationship with alcohol and embrace a life filled with balance, joy, and well-deserved self-care? Well, "Happier Hour" is your golden ticket to a more vibrant you!






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