You may not be able to change the world around you…
But you can change the world in front of you.
If you’re ready to break the cycle and make your addiction a thing of the past, then you’re in the right place. With nearly a decade of experience in helping others on their journey to overcome their addictions to alcohol, Nicotine, Amphetamines, and many other addictive substances, I’ve discovered a powerful process to lead people to sobriety in the most frictionless way possible. It’s time to take control. Shatter the chains of addiction and unleash the power within to live a life of abundance and fulfillment starting today!
Click the link below to get my FREE guide to breaking free from addiction instantly.
You may not be able to change the world around you…
But you can change the world in front of you.
If you’re ready to break the cycle and make your addiction a thing of the past, then you’re in the right place. With nearly a decade of experience in helping others on their journey to overcome their addictions to alcohol, Nicotine, Amphetamines, and many other addictive substances, I’ve discovered a powerful process to lead people to sobriety in the most frictionless way possible. It’s time to take control. Shatter the chains of addiction and unleash the power within to live a life of abundance and fulfillment starting today!
Click the link below to get my FREE guide to breaking free from addiction instantly.
Change Doesn’t Happen Overnight
No one ever said sobriety was easy, but when you follow the right steps, your journey can be broken down into small, achievable steps.
STEP ONE
The foundation of your journey is “Establishing Your Why.” Write it down, keep it close, and when the going gets tough, go back to your “Why” to help you find the motivation to keep you on the right track.
STEP TWO
Getting started is the hardest part. The key to success is starting slow and tackling one thing at a time. Don’t worry about the big picture, instead, focus on what you can do today. Pick a date to start and hold yourself accountable.
STEP THREE
You’re going to have cravings, but it’s how you handle those cravings that will make all the difference. That’s why it’s so important to have a plan in place for when those cravings strike.
STEP FOUR
Routines provide structure, stability, and a sense of predictability, all of which can make your journey to sobriety much easier to adhere to. Think about your daily habits and identify opportunities for change.
STEP FIVE
Sobriety is like a muscle – the more you work at it, the stronger it gets. It won’t happen overnight, but with time and practice, it’ll become easier and easier. It’s important to remember that your journey toward sobriety is a marathon, not a sprint.
“FIND YOUR WHY AND YOU’LL FIND YOUR WAY.”
Ready to Switch Your Addiction?
According to the Addiction Center, almost 21 million Americans have at least 1 addiction, yet only 10% of them are trying to make a positive change. Whether it’s a problem with alcohol, Opioids, Cocaine, or any other substance, addiction kills thousands of Americans every year and impacts millions of lives. Don’t become another statistic.
I can work with you and provide you with the tools you need to beat addiction and embrace a lifetime of abundance. I’m here to help, and I’m always here to listen. So take a deep breath, take that first step, and let’s start this new chapter of your life together. If you ever need anything, don’t be shy. Contact me here or DM me on Instagram @switchnaddiction and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
– Justin Dinkel, Addiction Coach
About Justin Dinkel
With over 8 years of experience working as a Sober Coach and Personal Trainer, I have helped countless people overcome their addiction challenges. As a sober coach, also known as a recovery coach or addiction coach, I work with you to provide support, guidance, and accountability at every step of your journey. My number one goal is to help you maintain sobriety and prevent relapse. I help my clients with a variety of tasks including creating a daily routine, setting and achieving goals, developing coping strategies for dealing with cravings and triggers, and building a support network. What we’ve done in the past can make life hard to deal with, but our futures can be bright if we decide to change.
