Episode

From Vegas Party Girl to Alcohol-Free Movement

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Living Your Legacy
Published
Jun 26, 2026
Duration seconds
817
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Summary

Amanda Turner built a successful career in nightlife, medical device sales, and brewing before realizing alcohol was pulling her further away from the life she wanted to create. In this episode of Living Your Legacy, she shares how leaving behind a lifestyle that once defined her led to founding Devoted, a 0.0% alcohol-free beer brand designed to help people live with greater purpose, health, and intention. From walking away from the Vegas party scene to challenging an entire industry, Amanda reveals the mindset, resilience, and faith behind her mission to help others discover freedom and become the best version of themselves. Key Takeaways Why success without purpose eventually feels empty. How removing alcohol created clarity, confidence, and vision. The mindset that helped her turn rejection into opportunity. Why building a mission-driven brand matters more than building a product. How intentional living creates a lasting legacy. Notable Quotes "It's not over until I win." "Preparation gives me peace." "I knew deep down inside I was made for more." "Alcohol didn't serve me anymore. It was dulling my spirit and my potential." "What they have to gain is far better than what they have to lose."