Explore the powerful idea that success leaves clues through the habits and strategies of top performers. Discover how to avoid reinventing the wheel by learning from others' experiences. This insightful discussion emphasizes the importance of taking actionable steps toward a fulfilling life while aligning with personal values. Listeners are encouraged to find role models to decode the formula for success, offering a clear roadmap for those feeling stuck in their journey.

Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage Podcast, Andy Ramage speaks with Lindsey Beveridge, a nutritionist and recovery coach who helps people transform their health by changing their relationship with alcohol. Lindsey shares her own journey, the science behind alcohol’s impact on the body, and practical strategies to rebuild health after quitting drinking.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy alcohol is more than just “empty calories” and how it affects every part of your body.The surprising ways alcohol-free living improves digestion, metabolism, and sleep.How to use nutrition to reduce cravings and speed up recovery.Quotable Moments“Alcohol isn’t separate from your nutrition—it is part of it.”“Once alcohol is out of the picture, your body can finally start to heal.”“Good nutrition isn’t about restriction. It’s about giving your body what it needs to thrive.”Why This Episode MattersMany people focus on what they’re losing when they quit drinking. This episode flips the script—it’s all about what you gain. More energy, better mental clarity, and a body that finally works for you, not against you.Resources MentionedLindsey Beveridge’s website: UnaddictedInstagram: @RecoveryNutritionDNA Testing for Personalised Nutrition

Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage Podcast, Andy Ramage breaks down the science of happiness and success. Drawing from positive psychology and personal development, he reveals the key elements that create fulfilment, resilience, and performance in life.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy happiness is not about luck—it’s about design.The PERMA framework for long-term fulfilment.How to apply positive psychology to boost your success.Quotable Moments“Life is an inside job. Master your mind, and everything changes.”“Happiness isn’t something you find—it’s something you create.”“Success leaves clues. Follow them and thrive.”Why This Episode MattersToo many people believe happiness is something that happens to them. But the science says otherwise—you can design your happiness and success with the right tools and mindset. This episode gives you a practical roadmap to start thriving today.Resources MentionedFlourish by Martin SeligmanFlow by Mihaly CsikszentmihalyiAndy Ramage Training Academy: www.andyramagetraining.com

Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage Podcast, Andy Ramage speaks with reality TV star turned alcohol-free entrepreneur Carl Radke. Once known as the wild, hard-drinking star of Summer House, Carl has completely transformed his life, now leading the charge in the alcohol-free movement.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy Carl walked away from his party-boy persona.The struggles and wins of quitting alcohol in the public eye.How he’s redefining nightlife with alcohol-free bars and drinks.Quotable Moments“Alcohol didn’t just take over my weekends—it took over my life.”“Quitting drinking wasn’t about giving something up—it was about getting myself back.”“Alcohol-free living isn’t a punishment. It’s a superpower.”Why This Episode MattersCarl’s journey from reality TV wild child to alcohol-free advocate is inspiring proof that change is possible. Whether you’re sober curious or ready to make a big shift, his story will show you that alcohol-free living can be exciting, successful, and full of opportunity.Resources MentionedCarl’s alcohol-free bar: Soft Bar, BrooklynNon-alcoholic drinks brand: LoverboyWebsite: Radke Boys

Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage Podcast, Andy Ramage shares behind-the-scenes insights into his upcoming documentary that aims to transform the alcohol-free movement. Andy discusses the incredible journey of coaching a group of middle-lane drinkers to take a 60–90-day break from alcohol, with inspiring results.He also dives into groundbreaking research on autonomy and its critical role in mental and physical health. Discover why gaining a sense of control over your life isn’t just a win—it might actually save your life.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeThe vision behind Andy’s alcohol-free documentary, inspired by Gamechangers.Stories of transformation from average drinkers who embraced a 60–90-day alcohol-free journey.Why autonomy is a key predictor of health and happiness—and how to create more of it in your life.Quotable Moments“Autonomy isn’t just powerful—it’s life-saving.”“When you gain control over alcohol, you gain control over every part of your life.”“The secret to transformation is consistency, autonomy, and momentum.”Why This Episode MattersThis episode offers a sneak peek into an exciting project that’s set to change the way the world views alcohol. It also provides actionable insights into why autonomy is essential for thriving—and how breaking free from alcohol can help you build a life of control, clarity, and purpose.Resources MentionedStay tuned for updates on Andy’s upcoming alcohol-free documentary.Connect with Andy Ramage: www.andyramagetraining.com

Dupe Witherick, founder of Thrive Alcohol Free and author of 'A Cocktail of Clarity', dives into the transformative power of living without alcohol. She shares how relinquishing alcohol can unlock clarity, energy, and a deeper sense of purpose. Listeners learn about the evolving drinking culture, the pivotal role of mindset in thriving, and inspiring stories of personal growth. Dupe emphasizes that making alcohol insignificant opens the door to limitless potential, urging everyone to embrace a life filled with fulfillment and connection.

Episode SummaryIn this week’s episode of The Alcohol-Free Advantage Podcast, Andy Ramage explores the ancient philosophy of Stoicism and its timeless lessons for building mental strength.Key Topics CoveredHow practising misfortune can reduce fear and increase gratitude.The power of focusing on what you can control.Why embracing “Amor Fati” helps you thrive in adversity.Quotable Moments“Life is an inside job. Your beliefs dictate how you feel and act.”“Control the controllables. Let go of the rest.”“The Stoics taught us how to turn challenges into growth. That wisdom is gold.”Why This Episode MattersStoic principles are practical tools for overcoming stress, uncertainty, and fear. This episode offers actionable insights to help you develop resilience and lead a more fulfilling life.Resources MentionedSeneca’s Letters (Penguin Classics Edition)Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations

Dr. Emma Davies, a researcher at Oxford University, focuses on behavioral change regarding alcohol and mental health. She reveals the underestimated link between alcohol and cancer, stressing the need for public awareness since alcohol has been classified as a carcinogen since 1988. The conversation also tackles women's responses to the connection between alcohol and breast cancer, the rise of no and low alcohol products, and how these shifts impact health messaging and informed choices. Expect to feel empowered with knowledge to support healthier decisions!

Check out my main training website here - https://andyramagetraining.com/5 of My Favourite Must-Read Books For 20251. The Moral Animal by Robert Wright2. The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod3. The War Of Art by Steven Pressfield 4. Walking: One Step At A Time by Erling Kagge5. The Second Mountain by David Brooks

Will Polston, author of "North Star Thinking" and a transformative business strategist, delves into the quest for purpose. He emphasizes the significance of identifying a 'North Star' to guide your life decisions. The conversation highlights the empowering journey of adopting an alcohol-free lifestyle, enhancing mental clarity and productivity. Polston also discusses the profound effects of gratitude and self-compassion, advocating that sobriety can unlock deeper fulfillment and connection to one’s true values.