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Photo by Aaron Griffiths | Movement & Practice on October 16, 2026. May be a meme of one or more people, beard and text.
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Photo by Aaron Griffiths | Movement & Practice on October 16, 2026. May be an image of yoga and text.
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Photo by Aaron Griffiths | Movement & Practice on October 16, 2026. May be a black-and-white image of one or more people, beard and text.
Photo by Aaron Griffiths | Movement & Practice on October 16, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, beard and text.
Photo by Aaron Griffiths | Movement & Practice on October 16, 2026. May be a meme of one or more people, beard and text.
Photo by Aaron Griffiths | Movement & Practice on October 16, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, beard and text.
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Posted On: October 17th 2026, 05:06 am
Beating serious alcohol addiction has given me the tools to become aware of other emerging ones.

Phone addiction is in my opinion more insidious and probably effects more of us than we care to admit.

After all we use it for so many essential tasks.

When you give up liquor you usually tip every bottle down the sink, throw away the empties and stay away from bars and bottle shops.

Going sober from the scroll is a little more challenging since you can't throw your phone away entirely.

Social media (for me that's mostly instagram) has been sucking me into its vortex more and more recently.

As much as it's a great tool to share my offerings as a creator, I can't help but get sucked into the rip of consumption at times too.

A sick part of me just doesn't want to miss an episode of "the world as we know it is coming to an end".

So instead of struggling in the sea of outrage, political divide and fear mongering for a moment longer I've recognised that my consumption has surpassed healthy moderation.

It's time for a break.

A chance to reset my short term dopamine receptors and be more present with the simple things.

It also gives me a break from the self imposed pressure to create reels and carousels that have a lifespan shorter than a mosquito.

I need that every now and then.

I'm looking forward to reading some good books, playing my didgeridoo and working on a few improvements to my caravan.

Practising yoga and training without filming anything.

Some time in nature and just watching the trees dance in the breeze.

I'll be teaching Yoga as always at @thehotyogaroom_mooloolaba so you can come and move with me there.

For those of you that fancy a chat give us a buzz or let's catch up for a coffee.

If you enjoy learning Movement then check out the free online Locomotion Challenge I have in my profile, my online courses or heaps of free tutorials on my YouTube channel.

The links are in my profile.

I see you once I'm cleansed and my brain feels replenished.
Comments (11)
shaka_noosa 15 days ago

shaka_noosa

👍🏼

dukelensert 16 days ago

dukelensert

Just a question, if you have a successful yoga studio why bother with the grind of social media. Just enjoy your life and your students.

billy_the_kid07 16 days ago

billy_the_kid07

Both understood and appreciated!

danpeteando 18 days ago
movin.vince 19 days ago

movin.vince

And give us an update, what you experience please?! Would be great🙌

journey_thru_breath 19 days ago

journey_thru_breath

It's gotta be done! Have a nice break 😊🙏🏻❤️

clayton.moves 19 days ago
mrs.d.hahn 19 days ago

mrs.d.hahn

✌️ yay for lifting the brain fog ✌️ enjoy the detox 🤤

miranda.camille.yoga 19 days ago

miranda.camille.yoga

This means there will be no new content on my page as well because all my posts come as collabs through Aaron! 😅 coz ain’t nobody got time for that!

jakejs 19 days ago

jakejs

🔥🔥🔥

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