When you’re using alcohol to decompress after 60-hour work weeks or stimulants to maintain impossible productivity standards, you’ve crossed from managing stress to feeding an addiction that workplace culture normalizes until it doesn’t.

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Five weeks without alcohol puts you past the most common relapse window and into territory where sobriety is beginning to

Four weeks without alcohol marks a milestone that is more than symbolic. The body and brain changes that began in

Three weeks without alcohol is a genuine turning point. The acute withdrawal phase is behind you, your body has had

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