Escaping the Evil Clown

The Alcohol Illusion - Extended Edition

De: Craig Beck

Narrado por: Craig Beck

Craig Beck is known as the Stop Drinking Expert because he helps people to see the truth about alcohol. The shocking reality that is hidden behind the smoke and mirrors of the marketing and our own self-created social conditioning.

His book Alcohol Lied to Me has topped best seller lists for many years and has been translated into several different languages.

"Alcohol is the ultimate wolf in sheep's clothing, a deeply insidious and dangerous drug packaged into pretty bottles and marketed as a fun, social pleasantry by the drinks manufacturers. The western world is conditioned from birth to believe that good times and alcohol go hand in hand. In reality consuming this drug is like playing a very dangerous game of Buckaroo, the longer you keep playing the more chance you have the mule will kick and destroy your world." - Craig Beck

In this specially extended edition of his Alcohol Illusion series, Craig explains how you are not your addiction. You are not weak willed or broken. Alcoholism affects millions of people regardless of their gender, location, intelligence, or social standing.

Craig helps to explain this by describing your addiction to alcohol as though it is an Evil Clown that lives inside your head. Whispering encouragement in your ear as though he is your best friend. However, the smile is only painted on and this clown is actually your worst enemy.

Using the techniques in this book you can effectively and easily create separation between the real you and the addicted version of you. This is powerful because the moment you can see how the Evil Clown is pulling your strings is the same moment you slip out of his grasp.

All magic loses its power when you discover how the trick is done and the same is true of the alcohol trap. Knowledge is power and this book will help you to easily stop drinking without ineffective willpower, dangerous medication, or expensive rehab.

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©2017 Craig Beck Media Limited (P)2017 Craig Beck Media Limited

More convincing than competitive books about this.

I just finished listening to Alcohol Lied to Me and Escaping the Evil Clown audiobooks. They are the best books I've heard yet on dealing with alcohol. I gave up alcohol this spring for 3 months after listening to The Easy Way to Control Alcohol by Allen Carr because I wanted to lose 25 pounds before I went on a 7 week backpack hike (and I did lose the 25 pounds, alcohol weakens my appetite will power and I put on weight if I drink). I did my 7 week backpack this summer but did drink once every 8 days when we had a zero mileage day and resumed drinking after finishing the hike but in the 2 months since then I've gained 7 pounds and wanted to give up drinking again to keep the weight off and I'm on day 11 of abstinence now. Beck's audiobooks are much more convincing than Carr's book and this time I plan to make it permanent. I know I can go without alcohol as I do it for 7 weeks every summer on my annual backpack hikes. I do really appreciate the author explaining everything the way he does though. I did not realize about the 24 hour withdrawal urge (it explains it perfectly, 24 hours after giving up wine is when I want it again the most). Also I'm glad to know that after 2 weeks, one doesn't really have that withdrawal urge anymore. I'm also glad to have the mental image of how horrible alcohol is by itself. The author is right, I'd never drink it straight. And the realization that alcohol kills cells (that's why it's used to sterilize things) is a powerful image. I do want to 100% eliminate alcohol from my life the rest of my life though as I know it's the best way to live a healthy life and save money too. Not only will one save money on alcohol not bought but also on about 30% less food bought as one without alcohol does not eat as much. PS, I'm 68.

A powerful new way to look at addiction and how to beat it

Wow! By externalizing that part of the brain that generates cravings for alcohol (or any other substance, sugar and caffeine included), you can separate from it and start fighting it more effectively. The image of the evil clown that hides his vicious teeth behind a painted on smile is so vivid. This concept is not only applicable to any drug but sugar, soda and co. as well. Basically anything we do or ingest that we know is again our own better judgment!

Would highly recommend!

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finished it in five days. Really helpful, nice to listen. thank you for this Craig.

Excellent

spoke to me for sure! used it during times of temptation, and it helped set things straight in my mind again....highly recommend!

An abrupt long needed awakening!

Such an eye-opening and life changing truths! I highly recommend reading, then living!
I know I am, for the first time in years!

Lifechanging!!

The why, the how and the tools to escape the evil clown that is alcohol! A great listen on Audible that made a huge difference in my daily life and brought me the peace I so desperately need.

Incredibly powerful

Life changing perspective on alcohol. Try it!!! You’ll never be able to look at alcohol the same again.

Escaping the evil clown

Great follow up to Alcohol lied to me. And to Craig’s webinar. The audio book was an easy listen.

Fantastic Book even for the nonalcoholic

I understand so much more about what the alcoholic deals with and how alcohol is not what society says it is. I'm so much better equipped to come along side my family and friends after listening to this book to support and speak truth.

alcohol is a solvent

I liked that I could identify with all that was presented. I am now 11 months sober. I listen to segments of the book at least twice a month.