It's easy to think of/find/create reasons to drink.
It's just as easy to think of/find/create reasons not to drink.
Try making a habit of thinking of three reasons not to drink every time you think of one reason to drink. Try a cost/benefits analysis: List all the pros for drinking, and then all the cons. You'll find the pros are mostly short term benefits with costs. Try listing all the pros for not drinking and all the cons for not drinking. You'll find the pros for sobriety are often long term and outweigh the cons.
Try listing everything that's important to you, like health, family, fun, freedom, success... Then ask:
What am I doing to address or get more of what I want - what's important to me?
What am I doing that is helping? What's not helping?
What have I not tried? What else could I do that might help?
Then, make a plan to create a life based on what you value - what's truly important. This, in part, means doing more of what helps, stop doing what gets in the way, and trying things that maybe you haven't tried before that could help.
It's about building motivation. Like Einstein said, crazy is doing the same thing and expecting different results...