Podcasts about perfect like me

There's a whole genre of books that you might not ever hear about if you're not a woman who has a complicated relationship with alcohol. It's called “Quit lit"- books about drinking, quitting drinking, getting sober and life without alcohol.    There are novels and memoirs, essays, fiction, and how to guides. They are deep and soulful, entertaining and honest, eye opening, hysterically funny, raw and hopeful. Quit lit books were a lifeline to me in early sobriety.    In this episode, I want to share not only my favorites but the voices of other women and the books that have inspired them and helped them along the path of re-evaluating their relationship with alcohol.    If you're constantly surrounded by messages that drinking is important and glamorous, sophisticated and fun, these books will be a lifeline.   They'll give you a glimpse into what your life could look like without alcohol.    These voices, of women who have been where you are, will remind you that you're not alone.    They'll whisper to you when you are worried about your drinking. They won't let you bury your head in the sand and tell yourself that how you're feeling was no big deal.    They'll give you hope that life will be better without alcohol.    This episode is about the best quit lit for women. To get the full guide of the best quit lit for women go to www.hellosomedaycoaching.com/quit-lit Enter your email address and the guide will be sent right to your inbox.   Shownotes: www.hellosomedaycoaching.com/19 Grab your  Free Sober Girls Guide To Quitting Drinking   Books and Resources mentioned in this episode Drinking a Love Story by Caroline Knapp Carry On, Warrior: The Power of Embracing Your Messy, Beautiful Life by Glennon Doyle Tired of Thinking About Drinking: Take My 100-Day Sober Challenge by Belle Robertson The Sober Diaries: How One Woman Stopped Drinking and Started Living by Clare Pooley We are the Luckiest: The Surprising Magic of Sober Life by Laura McKowen The Naked Mind: Control Alcohol, Find Freedom, Discover Happiness & Change Your Life by Annie Grace The Sober Lush: A Hedonist's Guide to Living a Decadent, Adventurous, Soulful Life--Alcohol Free by Jardine Libaire + Amanda Eyre Ward Blackout by Sarah Hepola Quit Like A Woman by Holly Whitaker Girl Walks Out of A Bar by Lisa Smith The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober by Catherine Gray Mrs. D is Going Without by Lotta Dann Sober Stick Figures by Amber Tozer Nothing Good Can Come of This by Kristi Coulter Idiot by Laura Clery Drink by Ann Dowsett Johnston The Little Book of Big Change by Amy Johnson My Fair Junkie by Amy Dresner This is How by Augusten Burroughs High Achiever by Tiffany Jenkins The Ember Ever There and The Unpickled Holiday Survival by Jean McCarthy Almost Alcoholic by Joseph Nowinski Ph.D The Road Less Traveled by M. Scott Peck 12 Steps and 12 Traditions by Bill Wilson Waking Tiger by Peter Levine The Good House by Anne Leary Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins A Million Little Pieces by James Frey Beautiful Boy by David Sheff Highlight Real by Emily Paulson The Year of No-Nonsense by Meredith Atwood Lit by Mary Karr Bottled: Mom's guide to early recovery + How to be the Perfect Like Me by Dana Bowman Between Breaths: A memoir of panic and addiction by Elizabeth Vargas Sober Curious by Ruby Warrington Dry by Augusten Burroughs A Happier Hour by Rebecca Weller Quitter: A Memoir of Drinking, Relapse, and Recovery by Erica C. Barnett The Recovering by Leslie Jamison Kick the Drink Easily by Jason Vale Alcohol Explained by William Porter Easy Way for Women to Quit Drinking by Allen Carr Stories I Only Tell My Friends by Rob Lowe Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous by Bill Wilson The Women's Way Through The Twelve Steps by Stephanie S. Covington   Connect with Casey McGuire Davidson www.hellosomedaycoaching.com Casey @ Hello Someday Coaching (@caseymdavidson) Listen to more podcast episodes to drink less + live more.

In this episode, Gin talks to Dana Bowman. Dana is the author of Bottled: A Mom's Guide to Early Recovery and How to be Perfect Like Me, and you can follow her blog at momsieblog.com.

Dana Bowman can’t escape the lure of perfectionism, trying to be a flawless wife, mother, and person in recovery. When Dana experiences a short-lived relapse during the Christmas holiday, she has the startling realization that recovery is more than just giving up alcohol.

Award-winning author and popular blogger Dana Bowman discusses her memoir, “How to be Perfect Like Me” where she candidly recounts how her alcoholic relapse impacted her family, relationships, and her sense of self-worth. Illustrating her relatable challenges with insightful wit and dry humor, this mother of two offers a much-needed perspective on recovery and the unique struggles it presents to mothers. www.MomsieBlog.com Featured music is "Don't Give Up' from the new 'In Tandem' album by www.JannKlose.com

Dana Bowman, author of Perfect Like Me. Topic: The dangers of striving for perfection in parenting and in life–especially when you’re in recovery. Issues: How to stop buying self-help books; how to shop at Costco and not give in to despair; how to escape your family; how to be married and content at the same […] The post Perfect Like Me + Politics of Autism appeared first on Mr. Dad.

Author Dana Bowman takes us through how to welcome and embrace new beginnings by sharing with us her vulnerable story. #YMH5   Dana's website: momsieblog.com Dana's book: How to be Perfect Like Me   YMH5 on Patreon: Patreon.com/YMH5 Email me: phil@thestoryshop.tv My twitter: @Phil_Larson Art by: bit.ly/ymh5art

Trying to be a flawless wife, mother, and a person in recovery. When you realize that recovery is more than just giving up alcohol. “How to be Perfect Like Me” by Dana Bowman author of “Bottled: A Mom's Guide to Early Recovery” & Blogger at Momsie Blog. Also Johann shares her story how she escaped addiction and found recovery.

Full of humour and insights, "How to be Perfect LIke Me" follows up on Dana's recovery story in "Bottled: A Mom's Guide to Early Recovery" Dana will discuss relapse, writing about recovery as a healing tool, and all she has learned about getting and staying sober. To read more about Dana and order her books, visit https://momsieblog.com/