Tyler

You know what?

Hey, how's it going, John?

Hey, how's it going, John?

Hey, how's it going, John?

I'm hanging in. I'm super excited to be talking to you.

I'm hanging in. I'm super excited to be talking to you.

I'm hanging in. I'm super excited to be talking to you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thanks. So my question is, how do I overcome alcohol and isolation? I served in the Marines for four years and picked up heavy drinking there. I quit for almost three years after I got out of the military, but I got divorced during COVID and went through kind of like a year and a half spree of making some really bad choices.

Thanks. So my question is, how do I overcome alcohol and isolation? I served in the Marines for four years and picked up heavy drinking there. I quit for almost three years after I got out of the military, but I got divorced during COVID and went through kind of like a year and a half spree of making some really bad choices.

Thanks. So my question is, how do I overcome alcohol and isolation? I served in the Marines for four years and picked up heavy drinking there. I quit for almost three years after I got out of the military, but I got divorced during COVID and went through kind of like a year and a half spree of making some really bad choices.

Then in June of 2022, God kind of gave me a wake-up call, and I turned a lot of really bad behaviors around. I've learned a lot, but alcohol is just an everyday occurrence. It's an end-of-the-day kind of thing. I get home, and I just, whether I'm lonely or I'm kind of at a breaking point with this that has just followed me. Yeah.

Then in June of 2022, God kind of gave me a wake-up call, and I turned a lot of really bad behaviors around. I've learned a lot, but alcohol is just an everyday occurrence. It's an end-of-the-day kind of thing. I get home, and I just, whether I'm lonely or I'm kind of at a breaking point with this that has just followed me. Yeah.

Then in June of 2022, God kind of gave me a wake-up call, and I turned a lot of really bad behaviors around. I've learned a lot, but alcohol is just an everyday occurrence. It's an end-of-the-day kind of thing. I get home, and I just, whether I'm lonely or I'm kind of at a breaking point with this that has just followed me. Yeah.

A lot to myself.

A lot to myself.

A lot to myself.

I try to be transparent. People are usually surprised when I tell them I have a drinking problem.