Episode 259: Ruby Warrington is a British lifestyle writer and former features editor of the Sunday Times Style supplement. She is the creator of The Numinous, an online magazine that bridges the gap between the mystical and the mainstream, and the cofounder of “sober curious” event series Club SÖDA NYC, and Moon Club, an online mentoring program for spiritual activists. She lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, Simon.
Show notes:
- Maddy’s complicated relationship with alcohol and previous abuse in college and with her eating disorder.
- Why our culture is revolving more around alcohol.
- 'Sober curious' — why Ruby created that term and how she defines it.
- What is Club Soda NYC?
- “Anyone who drinks just a little bit, is probably, kinda, just a little bit addicted.”
- Why she believes it’s more difficult to not become addicted to alcohol.
- The 3 things that create addiction.
- How to notice and appreciate the uncomfortable “sober firsts”.
- Ruby's personal journey with alcohol and why she is so interested in helping others.
- The careers that have the highest addiction rates.
- "When you're alcohol-free, you're forced to determine if the people around you are really in alignment."
- Why her connections are deeper with people now without alcohol, especially with her husband.
- Her steps to gain back control of your life without using alcohol.
- The scarcity mindset and how we use alcohol to overcome it.
- How to trust that if something is really made for you, it won’t pass through you.
- Creating boundaries around social media to help with addictions.
- Her favorite Harney & Sons tea HERE https://www.harney.com/collections/japanese-green-tea/products/japanese-sencha
- Ruby's book: Sober Curious: The Blissful Sleep, Greater Focus, Limitless Presence, and Deep Connection Awaiting Us All on the Other Side of Alcohol
Connect with Ruby:
- Facebook
- Facebook - The Numinous Magazine
- Facebook - Club Soda NYC
- Twitter
- Instagram
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