Sober On A Drunk Planet: Giving Up Alcohol. The Unexpected Shortcut to Finding Happiness, Health and Financial Freedom (Sober On A Drunk Planet: The Complete Quit Lit Sobriety Series)

Sober on a drunk planet by Sean Alexander is a remarkable book. Shawn opens himself up to his past experiences and describes a new life. I found it very inspirational and motivating and educational as someone who is six months sober. I could not put this book down. thank you Sean for sharing.

So insightful to a guy (me) who has thought about all the things mentioned in this book at one time or another, but as the author states, I just kept repeating the cycle. What really hit home with me was it’s actually not all my fault. It’s a cultural thing we are all immersed in and told is “normal.” Also amazing, is how short and to the point this is. It’s a quick read but powerful and totally on point none the less. Thank you for writing it Sean!

This is an excellent read. I do recommend it, although one chapter seemed a bit drug out, it is very informative and somewhat motivational would recommend this book very highly

Inspiring book. Really makes you see the bigger picture and how great life can be without alcohol. Cant wait to see what life will be like.

Pretty solid book with some good factual ways of looking at your relationship with alcohol. Going to get the next book as soon be enjoyed this style of writing, cool stuff!

This is the telling of tales of the author's binges while drinking virtually every night....in bars, clubs and at home or a "friend's" (as in met him/her that night!) house. It's a sad tale but does end with happier vibes as the author finds sobriety. He does include lots of references to support his claims to statistical data, recommendations, etc. His strong message is to find happiness through a sober lifestyle but

I am very happy that I purchased this book. This author has walked the walk, sought help, did his homework, and changed his life. His ability to tell the story of how he changed his health, appearance, personality, relationships, mindfulness, and financial health is inspiring and brings hope to those looking for a way out of a vicious cycle in search of happiness.This is a fantastic book that is designed to help others open their eyes to the source of their personal hell and break the cycle of getting drunk every night and spending most of the time trying to recover from the poison affecting their mind, body, and spirit only to repeat the that behavioral pattern associated with addiction.This is a convincing, short, well-written, intriguing, self-help book that has made me realize that stopping a negative behavior pattern is giving up excuses, shame, physical, mental, and spiritual ailments in favor of an energetic, productive, and tranquil life style..Thank you Sean, for sharing your experiences and for helping others clearly see that excessive alcohol consumption and addiction negatively impacts behavior, life, and happiness worldwide.I recommend this spellbinding self-help book to family, friends, and others looking for the truth and help out of their hellish overindulgent predicament.

I read this book so quickly. It was easy to read and interesting. This is the first book I chose to read since I decided to not drink alcohol anymore. Thank you!

This was an incredible read and a lot of what the book is about is what i went through with drinking and it has really helped me get over my addiction. It really puts things into perspective from why i was drinking and how you don't need it. You will not only see life in a different way but get more out of life and enjoy it a lot more when you are not going through the hang overs and being sick. I can't wait to start book number 2. Sean Alexander is a really good writer and it was hard to put the book down.

I really enjoyed this book. It felt as though Sean was an old friend guiding me through the benefits of giving up alcohol, but in a non-judgmental way.

The content of this book may well have been written for me and all the friends I’ve had over the years, all the places I’ve worked, in finance and F&B…as someone who recently lost her older sister to the dark side of alcohol, and who also has struggled years with alcohol misuse, I’m so glad to have found a book that genuinely speaks to me. Found this book well written, easy to read and with no wasted meandering. This book spells out the world we live in, the drinking culture, the normalizing of something so abnormal…read it and sober up with pride.

Lovely easy read. Full of well researched and encouraging themes relating to the benefits of sobriety.

The font was pretty large so it’s 220 pages long but is it really lol I liked the book tho.