In the addiction process, and individual who is regarded as being sober, is someone who has successfully undergone treatment in the addiction process, and there is a very high chance that the individual would not relapse.

Being sober is one of the best assets which someone recovering from addiction could have, as it is the greatest gift which an addict could get.

Below are the benefits of sobriety:

• It improves your communication: An addict would usually find it difficult to interact with people around him, because of his condition. Hence, he would prefer to keep to himself, whilst indulging in the act which keeps him addicted. It is usually very hard to tell who an addicted person is. However, from their communication pattern, it becomes very easy.

When an addicted person recovers from addiction and becomes sober, he would discover that it is quite easier to interact with people than before.

• More focus on work: Also, it is easier for a sober person to focus on work, rather than someone who is addicted. An addicted person can be likened to someone who is very versatile. However, the basic difference is, the former is a bad multitasker, while the latter is good at multitasking. Someone who is addicted would be a poor performer at work, as his attention would be divided, he would not also be able to process thoughts properly, thereby leading to making bad decisions.

• Better relationships: A sober person would definitely find it easier to build strong relationship than someone who is addicted. He would attract fellow sober individuals, who would be willing to assist him to get back fully on track. An addicted person tends to lose ties with family and friends because he prefers to be isolated.

• Better career pursuit: In addition, a sober person would find it easier to pursue his career full swing, than someone who is addicted. This is because, the sober person has rest of mind, and he is able to think properly, and process his thoughts rightly. Also, since there is no feature of addiction in play, he would be able to focus squarely on his career.