Life Not Wasted

Welcome to the alpha testing of Life Not Wasted, a wildly refreshing take on how to overcome modern addiction.

Because today, more than ever, addiction is a spectrum that virtually everyone finds themselves on, whether your drug of choice is Oxy, seemingly harmless alcoholic seltzer water, deceptively potent bio-engineered cannabis, Adderall, e-vapes, PornHub, or TikTok.

In other words, this course is designed specifically for folks with mild-to-moderate dependencies. It distills everything I have learned over the years, as both a person in recovery and one who seeks to innovate in the field, applying my unique perspective on addiction itself.

At some fundamental level, we all chase objects and experiences, believing that something outside of us will make us happy. And virtually any object or experience can become addictive. Especially those that are designed to be so. (Ahem, social media.)

In this age of great technological prowess, we have at our disposal extraordinary and innovative means of expanding our consciousness and broadening our perspectives. Habit change, especially when it comes to relinquishing harmful dependencies, is highly personalized—there’s no one-size-fits-all approach.

But by combining a variety of behavioral, somatic, psychological, and spiritual methods, this course will teach you a “meta move” to overcome any kind of modern addiction—that can then be applied to any other aspect of modern life. The course is self-paced, meaning that you’re in control of choosing the set practices that most vibe with your fabulous uniqueness.

It is important to acknowledge that achieving a state of “recovery and sobriety” no longer demands an all-or-nothing approach. We now know, for some, it can be profoundly counterproductive to approach recovery as if adhering to a strict, unyielding dogma enforced by a Puritan elder.

My intention is not to brand or stigmatize you as an addict, or tell you that you must “unburden all your trauma” to stop doing the thing you want to stop doing. I simply want to lower Recovery’s barriers to entry and fill what I see as a major gap in the addiction landscape. You don’t need to be slamming H into your veins to benefit from the many daily gifts granted by Recovery. Think of it like this: Sprained ankles benefit from physical therapy just as broken necks do. In a certain sense, we’re all limping these days.

And life is better when you can walk freely.

I’m looking for the first batch of people interested in testing out this self-paced course in the coming months.

If that’s you, I’m offering a limited number of slots at $50 (the course will eventually be more than this, likely in the $350 range), please purchase the beta access here.

Note: Please don't sign up at this stage unless you are willing to give me feedback to make this course even better in exchange for being grandfathered into this price for all future versions and improvements.

Let's do this.