What if you could find freedom from bad habits, without making your entire life revolve around recovery work?
Whether it’s drugs and alcohol, pornography, the excitement of new relationships, anonymous sex, overeating junk food, consuming too much media, or whatever — You know you’re addicted to something when the cravings overpower you, and you can’t go without the habit even when you try. Especially when these behaviors go against your values and beliefs, they cause guilt and shame that are too heavy to carry.
Most recovery programs go down one of two paths:
They say, “It’s not actually possible to stop. So just try to manage the behavior and don’t feel bad about it.”
They say, “It is possible to stop. But only if you dedicate enough hours every week, for the rest of your life, working our program.”
In this course, I’m going to share with you the game-changing philosophy and practices that will allow you to gain results you never dreamt possible. You will learn how to trust yourself again. And you won’t have to compromise with the addiction, or make your entire life revolve around a recovery program that you’ll never graduate from.
How It Works
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Addiction seems like the problem, but it’s really the symptomatic. The deeper problem is a value system where you prefer pleasant fantasies over challenging realities. In the short-term this preference can be really appealing. But over the long-term, it creates a circular problem where you escape from life whenever things get hard, but this escape only leaves you with more problems run away from.
Unless you shift your value system, giving up bad habits will feel like depriving yourself. But what if you could see the journey of overcoming addiction as all gain and no loss?
In this video course, you will learn how to align your sense of self-interest with the change you’re trying to make in your habits. You will learn how to find value in facing your challenges, as you a become stronger person, make progress in life, and develop a sense of belonging to better things than any addiction can offer.
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When your urges feel impossible to resist, where does that power come from?
Addictive habits are an escape from experiences you don’t like. That means they’re only as strong as you your will to avoid the issues that make you want to escape in the first place.
In this video course, you will learn some of the many things you can do to make it less difficult to refrain from bad habits, like:
How to be kind to yourself regardless of your performance
How to take care of your health and well-being
How to reduce unnecessary triggers or enablers in your spaces
How to grow as a person in your relationships
How to accept the things that are out of your control
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There is a part of you that is capable of making decisions independently of your own thoughts, feelings, or desires. This faculty gives you the superpower to take action even when you don’t feel like it, and to not do something even when you want to. It’s like a fortified citadel where you can find safety, even when you’re overwhelmed with tempting thoughts, feelings, and desires.
This course will teach you how to simply endure your urges until they go away. It’s not easy, but it makes you stronger. And especially when it’s done with a support system in place, it works.
If you’re tired of wasting your time with efforts that don’t actually solve the problem