100 Proof: Your triple-distilled guide to reinventing your relationship with drinking and rediscovering your happier, healthier, wealthier self

by Nicole Prentice

Our culture, family context, and life experiences invisibly influence our choices around alcohol, often in deeply damaging ways we’re unaware of. But in 100 Your triple-distilled guide to reinventing your relationship with drinking and rediscovering your happier, healthier, wealthier self, you’ll see how you can find freedom from alcohol and springboard to your next-level reality, starting with your most important relationship — your relationship with yourself.

Whether you want to quit drinking, or take a break to see a new perspective, you’ll find all you need in this open and relatable book, where Nicole Prentice intimately shares her story and wisdom, as well as the potent, proven coaching tools she uses with private clients. Because limitless happiness, enhanced wealth and health, and the most profound and rewarding relationships imaginable are possible for you — when you’re ready to let go of cultural expectations, and reinvent reality your way.

194 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 4, 2022

About the author

Nicole Prentice is an Alcohol-Free Life Coach who works with business owners, CEOs, and entrepreneurs. She combines coaching with body-based therapies such as Breathwork and Emotional Freedom Technique to help clients stop drinking or move towards a healthy balance to improve their relationships, take work and finances to another level, and enhance their overall health. Nicole's book, '100 Proof: Your Triple-Distilled Guide to Reinventing Your Relationship with Drinking and Rediscovering Your Happier, Healthier, Wealthier Self', was a #1 New Release on Amazon. This book will help readers break free from an unhealthy relationship with alcohol and create a future beyond their wildest dreams. You can connect with Nicole on Instagram (@itsnicoleprentice), TikTok (@nicole.prentice), or visit her website at www.nicoleprentice.com. 

Reviews

[Justin Bankes · Rating 5 out of 5]

I classify myself as sober curious. Being a man in his early 30’s and not drinking has been a weird concept to accept. There’s some social stigma as well as a lost avenue for connection in a world with seemingly dwindling places to connect.

I picked up Prentice’s book during a “quit lit” stint I was going through and it was very helpful. Listening to stories from another younger person talking about giving up alcohol as a choice, not a requirement, was one of the things I needed to feel okay changing my position with drinking. It’s a quick read with lots of insight.

I have successfully changed my view and usage with alcohol which has allowed other areas of my life to thrive and Prentice’s book is one of the tools that helped me do so. Thanks!

[James Marshall · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nicole does an amazing job portraying the effects of alcohol through storytelling and opening up the door to an alcohol-free world. This book really makes you think about what alcohol actually adds to your life…..nothing.

If you have even the slightest thought that drinking might be holding you back, this should be your next read. You'll find it hard NOT to relate to Nicole.

[Melisa Keenan · Rating 5 out of 5]

Such a fantastic and easily digestible read that can change your life! As someone who supports people in relationships as an Intimacy Expert and also attended some version of the 12 Steps for over 9 years, I really appreciate this work. It is unique because by chapter two you're learning about the breakdown in relationships and emotional and human connections. Finding sobriety is actually only the first step. This book is about learning to feel and experience all of life anew so that we can call in health, wealth, connected relationships and a beautiful life. Thank you Nicole for this great work.

[Polly Clarke · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent Quick Read and Resource

I enjoyed the perspective of her reasons to quit drinking which did not involve addiction. The author used many analogies to give examples on the benefits of sobriety. I would recommend this book to anyone considering abstaining from alcohol.

[Michele · Rating 5 out of 5]

For anyone questioning there relationship with alcohol this book is a must read.