1986, age 40 - George W. Bush Quit Drinking

Bush: "If I Hadn't Quit Drinking, 'I Really Am Convinced' I Wouldn't Have Been President."

"I Believe God helped open my eyes, which were closing because of booze."

"I could not have quit drinking without faith. I also don't think my faith would be as strong if I hadn't quit drinking."

Decision 1- Quit Drinking

George W. Bush's wife persuaded him to give up drinking by pushing him to decide whether he preferred booze to fatherhood.

The book opened with the scene of him questioning whether he loved booze more than his wife, Laura.

George W. bush was inspired to quit drinking after the preacher, Billy Graham introduced him to faith in the summer of 1985 on their annual trip to Maine .