Homo Supien: A life’s lesson in alcohol

By Miles Cook

It never occurred to me that I was an alcoholic, the word wasn't part of my identity, until one day I woke up and realized it defined me.An alcoholic can be anyone. It can be a young student, someone with a desk job, your GP, your driving instructor...Trust me, I know.I was intimately involved with alcohol for 30 years. What started out as simply enjoying myself in social situations, developed into an addiction, one that took me to the brink of losing everything I hold dear. I want to share my journey with you, because I know better than most how easy it is to lose yourself to booze. This isn't me denouncing alcohol as the root of all evil, instead, I shed light on the insidious creep of addiction, and how I escaped it.People have various reasons as to why they developed a drinking habit which eventually led to addiction. It all starts with one sip of alcohol at a friend's place, followed by occasional drinking at social settings. Chances are, you'll begin to long for it for pleasure and stress-relief, and eventually become an addict. Many people are stuck in addiction, making them worry about their health. They might have contemplated ditching alcohol but are trapped by the fun and stress-free feeling it provides. Due to alcoholism, people can make irrational decisions that might have adverse effects on the critical aspects of their lives. -Provides insights on escaping Alcoholism: The Homo Supien book describes how it never occurred to Miles Cook, that he'll one day become an alcoholic. Until when he realized the word addiction was synonymous with him. Reading the book will enable you to escape the alcoholism trap.-Alcoholism has consequences: The book will help you understand the dangers of alcoholism and the consequences thereafter. Once you read the book, you'll understand the bad choices and the irrational things alcoholics can do. -Lessons on personal responsibility: Miles Cook describes how developing a drinking habit can mess you up, and it's an awful experience. Now that he is sober, he can see the kind of addiction life he led, and that, motivates him to do better. -Autodidactic solution for addiction: Alcoholics fear giving up on alcohol because they are scared of depression, loneliness, misery, and seclusion. Anyone can become an addict but we have an autodidactic method to help you quit. -Alcohol cannot solve your problems: Some people drink alcohol to forget past issues in their lives, adding up more problems in their lives. The book helps people to understand that drinking alcohol does not solve your problems.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B08R4FB6QC
• ISBN13: 9798585160806
• Release Date: December 2020
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 340 Pages
• Weight: 1.28 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.8" x 6.0"