Journey to the Sunnyside How a Break from Alcohol Redefined Fun, Identity, and Purpose w/ Jordan Carroll
Jordan Carroll never hit a rock bottom—but alcohol was quietly holding him back. In this episode, the Remote Job Coach and global entrepreneur opens up about life in the “grey area,” where drinking wasn’t a daily habit but still left damage he couldn’t ignore.
We talk about what led him to take a full year off alcohol (and why he thinks everyone should), how quitting helped him confront deeper compulsions, and how he rebuilt his identity from the inside out. Jordan shares tools he used to break habits, reframe identity, and create a life filled with clarity, creativity, and connection—without ever pushing an all-or-nothing mindset.
If you’re questioning your relationship with alcohol—or just ready to feel more like yourself—this episode offers insight, honesty, and a ton of practical takeaways.
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