Binge drinking was part of my job description

In 2018, binge drinking was part of my job description.

I worked for an umbrella company.

They're like an employer for contractors who work at different businesses.

My task was to build relationships with recruiters. How?

Constant partying → to get more referrals.

Sounds like a dream job, right?

For someone addicted to cocaine and alcohol...

It was a nightmare.

- Forgot what day it was? Constantly.
- Lived two miserable lives? Sadly, yes.
- Sinking in my own chaos? Completely.

I felt completely trapped by:

- The lifestyle
- The glamour
- The 'success'

And of course, the money. It was tough.

The face in the mirror? A stranger...

A crucial conversation with my therapist changed everything. He looked me in the eye and said:

'You sound depressed. This could be an identity crisis.'

It was a gut punch. I'd been struggling to get out of bed, thinking I was unwell.

I wasn't. Well, not physically like I thought at least...

I was lost and in denial. He was right.

That's when it became clear: I had to stop drinking.

The results have been life-changing:

- Clear mind: I can think, plan, and get things done.
- Great sleep: I actually rest at night.
- Low anxiety: No more constant tension.
- Boosted confidence: I like who I see in the mirror.
- New career: I left the rat race behind.

Now, I help salespeople break free from alcohol and cocaine. How the tables have turned...

Many feel trapped in a boozy work culture. If this is you, know that change is possible.

𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗽 𝗻𝗼.𝟭: Overcome social pressure.

I teach this in "The Sober Social System™️." You can access my free 35-minute training on how to overcome social pressure without cocaine. The link is on my profile now.

𝗣𝗦: 50% of the spots for my June community intake are already gone. If you want to achieve 30 days sober in 3 months, guaranteed, send me a message today to secure your spot. *Doors close in 4 days.

Big love,

Dan