Surrender. Not compliance. Complete abandon to the things we once thought to be true. I finally got sober when I realized that I knew nothing. It’s the beginning of the unbecoming and it’s as though we have lost our legs. They will never grow back. We will never be able to drink like a normal drinker again.

There’s always a moment of clarity. A jumping off point. A willingness to surrender. The window is short. Don’t miss it for you or someone you love. Reach out and ask for help. I know the way out.

Step two is all about hope. I was completely defeated and hopeless. It is with this new found hope, from being a part of a community of sober members, I began to build a foundation for a new life. We do recover. I’ll show you how….

The twelve steps and a program of living, guided within the first 90 days of sobriety has kept me and many others sober. There is a solution. It works, it really does. If you’re reading this, there is hope. You are a miracle and I’d love to show you the way out.

Welcome to the Community! If you’re here, there’s a good chance that you or someone you love has been affected by addiction. You’re not alone. More than 11 years ago, I made the decision to get sober. At the time, I didn’t know exactly what my future would look like — I only knew that I would die if I continued. I actually believed that death would be the only way I was ever going to not drink or use. Fortunately, small part of me wanted to live. So, I stopped digging, put down the shovel, and was shown how to live life sober - completely free from any mind-altering substances. The first days and weeks were not easy. But those early steps became the foundation for a completely different life. Over time, sobriety brought a life beyond my wildest dreams! I created this community to offer structure, connection, and support for people who are beginning their recovery journey or recommitting to it. Inside this space you’ll find: • People who understand• Daily encouragement and accountability• 12-step based guidance• Weekly meetings and support calls• A structured path through the first 90 days of sobriety Because the truth is — the first 90 days can change everything. How many days do you have sober?