1. Studies show that your kids will be exactly like you. So I don’t drink because I play the odds, for my benefit and for the benefit of my child.
2. If I want to live a $150,000 per year lifestyle (after tax) when I retire, I need about $3 million in the bank at age 65. I don’t have the extra money to poison myself because I need to prepare for a retirement where I can afford to keep exploring how to make the world a better place. If someone invests $75 per week at 6% interest starting at 20 years of age (instead of spending that same $75 per week on booze, smokes, junk food, weed, meaningless purchases and other things they don’t need) by the time they’re 65, they’ll have near $1 million dollars saved. That’s just taking from the budget for your worst life and funneling the same money into your best life. The average smoker in the US spends nearly $1.5 million dollars on killing themselves, during their lifetime. http://ti.me/1t2Byj9 I don’t drink because I’m intelligent enough to do the math. The math alone screams what to do, without factoring in all the stupid decisions people make when they drink plus dying early with no money etc etc. Do the math, unslave, reject the poison and be a real hero that others can gain inspiration from.
3. I’m too busy working toward my goals of being the best person I can be for myself, my family and the community I live in…… to lose even 1 minute of my time to a hang over. My dreams include me being my best. True self love is never about hurting self, by one’s own hand. As I learn to love myself properly, by extension I learn how to love others properly. An alcohol free lifestyle is a win win for me and everyone else around me. By learning to love and protect myself with passion, I learn to love and protect those around me with the same passion.
4. The toxicity effects of alcohol are proven to last for weeks after consumption. One of those toxic effects is a drop in IQ. Proven here. Why would I want a lowered IQ inside a world that’s made purposely difficult by the same people who sell, distribute and popularize alcohol in our society? The people who sell us alcohol use it as a lubricant for what they want, at our expense. I’m stepping out of that cycle. Being healthy inside a profoundly sick society, is the ultimate act of rebellion. I walk the earth alcohol free, asking others to join me in helping change the world to one that’s better to live in. Alcohol is placed into our communities on purpose to keep us all trapped in a life of “less”. Put the booze down, open the prison door and walk out into your best life.
5. After years of research, I’m fully aware of the ruling families who make sure our culture is drowning in a tsunami of chemically lobotomizing alcohol and other brain damaging substances. These ruling families have always used alcohol to increase their tyrannical rule over a heavily sedated and dysfunctional slave class…..plus alcohol helps extract financial wealth from the labor force, in order to strengthen a slave’s need to return to work and pursue every other avenue in life, other than their true vocation. These ruling families aren’t getting one more cent of my money. I dedicate my non sedated, fully functional brain to educating the masses about what’s really going on. My disdain for my slave masters would rather see me perish than give them one cent more of my money or poison myself for their amusement. If you knew how corrupt these people were, you would never drink another drop. That I can guarantee you. If you want to know exactly who we’re all dealing with, I suggest some of the authors, speakers and whistle blowers listed below…..
Adam Curtis – http://bit.ly/1kOIEFt
Micheal Tsarion – http://bit.ly/2rOvs6F and http://bit.ly/2rcF3be
Alan Watt – http://bit.ly/2qcrNiz
Chris Everard – http://bit.ly/2qQdf8b
State of Mind – http://bit.ly/2rweFbZ
Mark Passio – http://bit.ly/2rOzrA6
Jordan Maxwell – http://bit.ly/1BuOYY6
Ronald Bernard – http://bit.ly/2qQtCoN
6. I’m not going to use alcohol to help decorate an empty life or make boring situations tolerable, so that my soul can die a slow death trying to fit into the dysfunctional herd. If life is boring, scary, insane and confusing………..I can handle it. A crappy life is crappy enough without being broke and hung over because I’m too scared to deal with it. I’m not gathering with friends to drink, so I can forget about how insane and unpleasant my life is. I’m staying sober and I’m doing the best for me, my family and anyone else who wants to apply rational thought and logical action to a desperate situation. I’m on a race to the top, not the bottom. Living an average or mediocre life won’t cut it. I’ll drive to my goal without taking a break, 24 hours per day, every chance I get. If life does suck on many levels, how am I supposed to change that unsatisfying existence with less money and with a polluted mind sitting in a pool of toxic alcohol? How? The world needs more non sedated, healthy and fully functional REAL adults. Count me in and lets get to work.
That’s why I stopped drinking 6 years ago. It’s just easier not driving your life drunk. Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.


Thank you! I can’t comment on your Facebook posts, so I will comment here. I haven’t had a drop of alcohol in two years, and at this point I absolutely know it’s a horrible poison. The only family member I have who doesn’t drink is my mom, who has always been sober and is a great example of how to age with grace. My father, siblings and husband all drink daily and it breaks my heart. It is one of the hardest things to be healthy when all your most beloved people are self destructive. I just want you to know that your words inspire and I appreciate your continued efforts to inform and help. Thank you!
Thanks Katie. I appreciate the positive feedback……….
amazingly helpful. all truths. cant deny them, on my way to being 17 days sober and starting to see life alot more clearly, and with alot more hope for the future… i just want to say to anyone who gets drunk on the weekends only and doesnt think they have a drinking problem… just try seeing how long you can go without drinking…. so far its been a very enlightening experience and i also enjoy the challenge. thanks again
I haven’t had a drink in almost 6 years. My husband doesn’t drink and the fact he stuck it out with me shows what an amazing person and support he is. I didn’t like the way it made me feel, I was tired of waking up and not remembering, feeling embarrassed about what I may have done etc. So I quit and never looked back. I just put it down 6 years ago and refuse to pick it back up. I lost weight and have kept it off. I feel so alive now. It’s nice to read your articles for encouragement and to remind me there are others like me. It is definitely hard in a world where most people drink. I no longer get invited anywhere and finding friends who dont drink is rare. Thank you for your encouragement!
Alcohol free and feel fantastic since Dec. 24, 2016.
No way will ever take another drop of that poison.
No sodas either for 7 plus years.
Hi Jason,
Yes, alcohol does destroy everything and anything in its path.
Back in the early 70’s, I drank alcohol three times during first year university. Go drunk, passed out and could remember a thing the next day at all. This was the first time i ever drank alcohol.
Never again I said after the third time and I quit cold turkey…that was 45 years ago.
Thank you for the work you do.
Revision: …and could NOT remember a thing…
I rarely drank, even socially, but quit over a year ago. I realized how often everyone around me always talking about how they can’t wait to have a glass of wine. I started feeling sick by other’s love of alcohol. Not drinking is a great decision.
Good stuff. All about taking responsibility for your feelings and actions instead of sedation. Quit coffee just recently. Don’t drink much but i’m ready to quit that too.
I follow Jesus…he set me free so I don’t even want to do those things anymore. I haven’t drank in over 20 years.
All this time I knew that the alcohol was destroying my life and the people that I love. Even though I’ve kept always a healthy life and I feel so proud of my efforts to avoid it. Actually I enjoy the life without it and I learned to say NO. You’re completely right and this is the best way for us and our families.
I ll share your post!!! The Latin American people and the whole world need to know it.