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When I first admitted to myself (but no one else) that I needed to change my drinking, I was nervous as hell. I didn't want to face telling people. I assumed they would think the worst of me.

What if, back then, I'd had a place to go? A place to spend time with someone who had walked that path before and had been sober for 7 years?

That's not a flex; that's simply something I would have deeply benefited from.

And if I also got to meet others who were seeking the same change? Even better.

This is exactly why I started Walking Sober.

What is Walking Sober?

It’s built on the simple, powerful ideas of shared presence, consistent action, and personal reflection, igniting a path to lasting transformation."

We offer two ways to join the journey: in person walks and the Podcast.

  • The Walks

    Shared Presence in Austin

    Join me for a free, weekly Sunday morning walk in Austin, Texas.

    It's a relaxed space for genuine connection—no judgment, no pressure. Just show up as you are.

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  • The Podcast

    Your Companion on the Trail

    For those not in Austin, or for anytime you need a dose of clarity.

    Walk with me virtually as I share reflections and insights from the path, designed to support you on your journey.

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    Hi, My Name is Terry Grier

    I have been on a transformational journey for the last 10 years. In that time I have learned that I am not seeking to fix myself but rather rediscover who I am.

    By removing alcohol I uncovered my authentic self and was reminded how capable I was as a person.

    In 2025, I turned 57 and I turned from a career-focused path, working for a company, and instead, I'm wholeheartedly building Walking Sober. It's my deep hope that it will help countless people find clarity and freedom from alcohol.

    I know I'll accomplish that goal by walking and talking, one person at a time.