Because... y'know I haven't, I just haven't heard it all before and the minute I think I have will be a very sad day! Not jaded and aiming to stay that way!
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Hello darling heart, and welcome to this episode of the drink less, live better podcast.
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This is the podcast that helps you to see that drinking less doesn't need to be stressful, lonely, or dull.
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I'm your host, Sarah Williamson, and I decided to have a year alcohol free as a little life experiment and haven't looked back.
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I'm now a best selling author, expert speaker, corporate workshop facilitator, and life coach.
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I'm here to support you with your alcohol free or drink less adventures.
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To keep up to date, be sure to follow me on Instagram at drink less live better and head to the website drink less live better
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dot com, where you will be able to sign up to the 5 day drink less experiment, find blog posts, and you can choose to join
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the email club where I share resources, wisdom, insights, and glimmers of hope and joy. I hope you enjoy this episode. Let's get straight to it.
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Things you'll never hear me say part 7. I've heard it all before.
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It goes in the same things you'll never hear me say bag as if I can do it, anyone can, you've got this, there's no need to cry, why would you do that? And you can't shock me. Things I'll never say.
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Settle in and let me tell you why you won't catch me saying I've heard it all before anytime soon. People are endlessly fascinating.
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You might think you've heard every story under the sun, but then someone decides to spill the beans about their secret life
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working in security in Central London during the early 2000.
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They tell you celebrity tales that would make your ears bleed.
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I mean, whoever would have seen that coming? Not me.
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Just when you think you've got the script of life worked out, someone or something flips you to a completely new chapter and
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you're left there with your jaw on the floor.
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It turns out that even if you say I've heard it all before, you almost certainly haven't.
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Maybe it's choosing to stop drinking, a career change, a new relationship or discovering a hidden talent for interpretive dance.
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I get it, We all have our moments of thinking.
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We know it all, but here's the thing.
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Life has a sneaky way of throwing curveballs at us when we least expect it.
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Someone comes along with a story or piece of wisdom that rocks your world, so why shut the door on the possibility of being surprised, enlightened or downright amazed?
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Now I'm not saying every tale or idea comes my way is a game changer.
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Some stories might be as old as the hills or as predictable as Monday morning traffic, but there's often a twist, a unique
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perspective, or a personal touch that makes even the seemingly mundane worth hearing. And guess what? That's what makes my life interesting. Think about it this way.
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If you've genuinely heard it all before, you're probably living in some alternate reality where time stands still and reruns are the main attraction.
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In the real world, where change is the only constant, there's always something new to learn, discover, or ponder over.
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So why not embrace the uncertainty and un enjoy the delightful surprise that comes with not knowing at all.
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Besides, being open to new tales and perspectives is a fantastic way to connect with people.
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You never know when that quirky anecdote or bizarre fact might be the catalyst for a new friendship or hilarious shared joke with someone.
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By staying receptive, you're not just opening your mind, you're opening doors to unexpected connection and shared laughter.
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And let's talk about personal growth for a second.
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If you're stuck in the I've heard it all before mindset, you're essentially slamming the door on opportunities for self improvement.
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Growth happens when we stretch our comfort zones, challenge our assumptions, and expose ourselves to fresh ideas.
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Saying goodbye to that overused phrase is like giving yourself permission to evolve and become the next best version of you.
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So much of life's richness comes from its unpredictability.
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I've heard it all before implies a certain level of arrogance.
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It's like acting as if you're some all knowing sage who's seen and heard everything the universe has to offer.
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Well, newsflash, none of us is that person.
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We're all just moving through this life together, and the best part is that nobody has all the answers.
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There will always be another story waiting around the corner, a tale of triumph, heartbreak, or a hilarious mishap.
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I'm here for all the stories, listening every single time as if it's new and interesting.
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Who would want to be able to claim I've heard it all before? Life is too short.
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I want to be that person with wide open eyes and a wide open heart.
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So here's to never saying I've heard it all before, may our stories always be fresh, our adventures joyful and our mornings clear headed and hangover free. I say, tell me more. I'm all ears. Thank you for listening in today. Come back again next week.
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