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You learn some, you do some

Generally, there are greater chances that anyone who has undergone drug

abuse or alcoholism may have suffered so much in ways unimaginable. In

this degree, you tend to understand that your old habits have caged you in

a life that seeks to be polluted and otherwise freed. Once you have

understood that your old habits must go, you must be stern about it.
Otherwise your efforts will all go down the drain. Set goals that are

reachable and expect nothing but the best things. By learning the

consequences, you can realize the real reason why you have taken those

prohibited drugs in the first place.

In order for your changing process to become effective, you have to

depart from you old miserable self and try something out of the ordinary

and safe. Set goals that are attainable and is within your capabilities. Sign

up for class or try to enroll in meditation classes in order to help yourself
be sensitive and aware of modifying your way of life. Face the truths that

were secluded by your old habits and be honest with yourself. Management

of oneself can be done through non-chemical, non-destructive processes.

Take one step at a time.

Set your highest priority

What is your highest priority in all of these? Its making sure that you are

living a sober life. Always think before you act most especially if the
stakes are high. Have faith in the path that you have chosen and always

believe that you are capable of starting a new phase in your life.