You quit drinking. So why do you still have all the same problems? You quit drinking. That's huge. But if you're sitting there wondering why you still have all the same problems you had when you were drinking -
Everything you need to know about why sobriety alone isn't enough – and what real recovery actually looks like. Listen, I see this pattern ALL the time with the people I work with. They quit drinking, they think they've
Reading about sobriety isn't the same as doing the work to get sober. If you feel like you’re doing everything for your sobriety—but nothing is actually changing—this episode is for you. And trust me, there's a huge difference! Here's
If you're getting sober in 2026, make it your only focus—everything else can wait. Here we are, in that weird part of early January where everyone's trying to overhaul their entire life at once. New year, new you, right?
Why January 1 Isn’t the Answer — and What Actually Moves You Forward It's New Year's Eve, and if you're feeling that familiar pressure—that maybe-this-year-will-be-different energy—I want you to take a deep breath and listen up. Whether you're planning
Healing, growth, and personal transformation — with or without a label. This episode is the final conversation in The Unlimited Life™ Starter Series —The 10 most powerful episodes from the Addiction Unlimited archives to help you rebuild your rhythm,
Exhausted from overthinking everything before you even start? You're not alone. Well, my friend, I'm going to be really honest with you today – after 400+ episodes, I had absolutely no idea what to talk about for this one.
Practical tools to manage stress, set boundaries, and stay sober during the most overwhelming time of year. In this episode, we’re talking about why the holiday season is such a perfect storm for stress, exhaustion, and relapse risk —
If you're a high-functioning drinker waiting for rock bottom to give you permission to quit, this episode will change everything. Most people think rock bottom is an external event—a DUI, job loss, or divorce. But that's not what rock
Here's something nobody tells you about long-term sobriety: your brain doesn't forget its relationship with alcohol just because you stop drinking. After 19+ years sober, I can still walk into a restaurant and automatically glance at the bar. I