[Guest Blog by SMART Facilitator Rick Kuplinski]
The beginning of a new year for many people is a time for resolutions, often a pledge to stop doing something (if not forever, then at least for a while). For an estimated 13 percent of American adults this includes participation in “Dry January,” which is a vow to abstain from drinking alcoholic beverages for 31 days.
Maybe you are participating, or considered participation, in this year’s Dry January, either for alcohol or another intoxicating substance, including legal cannabis. Perhaps it is because you’ve grown concerned about the costs of your something-something vs. its diminishing benefits... |