RE: LeoThread 2025-08-21 23:04

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Lol, Grok mentioned I had a "drinking problem."

Actually, never faced that issue.

The key takeaway I share is a simple mindset shift for quitting: "Alcohol is poison."

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Start viewing alcohol as toxic, rather than as something to drink or a hobby.

That's the entire technique. Effective for many. Books won't contribute much.

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"Is this true?
Looking to buy Scott Adams' books on drinking and quitting methods. Which one covers this?"

Summary:

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Scott Adams, famous for the Dilbert comic strip, wrote several books, with "How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big" addressing drinking.

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This book shares his experiences with habits, including alcohol struggles and strategies to overcome them, emphasizing systems over goals. It focuses on developing routines and leveraging energy for lasting changes.

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  • “How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big” (2013): Offers insights on habit management, including drinking, by sharing personal systems for habit improvement instead of dedicating the entire book to quitting.
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  • Other books like The Dilbert Principle and Win Bigly emphasize business satire and persuasion, not drinking.

For purchasing:

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  • Available on Amazon in hardcover, paperback, Kindle, audiobook. Prices typically range from $10–$20.
  • Barnes & Noble offers similar formats.
  • Supports local bookstores with comparable pricing via IndieBound.
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For detailed quitting methods, this book provides a broad framework. Consider specific recovery books like This Naked Mind by Annie Grace for targeted help.

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