We've empowered women to regain control over alcohol dependency through sisterhood and first principle thinking method
Unlike any other approach
you may have encountered.
Take charge of your journey with our tried and tested process. Connect with a supported of like-minded and initiate positive brain rewiring.
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Washington, United States
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Alberta, Canada
Dear Sister,
Would you like to be able to control your drinking?
Quickly, easily and permanently.
Without going to AA meetings, giving up your social life or
suffering from cravings…
And, within as little as 90 days, you could be in complete control of your drinking...
So you can spend more quality time with your family
Get fit, healthy and drop those extra pounds.
And instead of feeling guilty and stressed about drinking...
You feel relaxed... At peace... And at ease...
I know that sounds hard to believe...
And, if you’re skeptical, I don’t blame you.
I encourage you to keep reading this with a dash of skepticism.
However, if you’ve already tried to get control of your drinking and failed...
You are not alone.
I've been in your shoes...
And if you’re looking for a radically different way to do things...
And you want to try a completely new approach that you’ve never tried before...
Keep reading... Because...
We've Already Helped Women Get Control Of Their Drinking
That’s me. I'm Cheyenne Morrison, the founder of Sobriety Seven.
I've been collaborating with women, and now we're stepping up our game.….
Helping them get control of their drinking all without AA, willpower or rehab.
And, since developing this new method.
How Controlling Alcohol Feels
Like Flicking An "Off-Switch" In
Your Brain all to Action Headline
So, here's the thing, if you're able to reframe the way you view alcohol, to see it for what it is, to see it as poison, as something that provides zero benefit to you, you can take back control. You end up looking at that alcoholic drink in a completely different state of mind.
That means that you can socialize, go to events, go to barbecues, weddings, hang out with friends, you can be around other people that drink, but you can simply take it or leave it. The way that you can achieve this is through using first principles thinking.
First principle thinking is breaking something down into its most basic and fundamental parts. It’s about understanding the most core principles or rules that everything else is built upon. It’s like figuring out the essential ingredients of a recipe before you start cooking.