• Completed my first day as a Financial Analyst/Bookkeeper at Creature Coffee. Great onboarding, learned the systems, started helping with real work, and got a very positive first impression of the team and company culture. • Stepped into an environment that feels healthier, more collaborative, and full of creative people. Excited to contribute and keep learning. • Followed up professionally with Committed Staff regarding the Higher Ground opportunity. Whatever the outcome, I know I've done everything I can. • Continued building the life I've been working toward—one based on discipline, recovery, health, and meaningful work. Grateful for the opportunity, staying humble, and looking forward to Day 2. #RecoveryWins #OneDayAtATime #Discipline #Growth #FinancialAnalyst #Bookkeeper #NewJob #CreatureCoffee #Sobriety #KeepMovingForward

Great news my recovery fam. I got my promotion! I start my new job July 13th! From using 4 years ago to almost quitting my job to now. My whole life has changed for the better with sobriety. I hope this message will give someone hope to keep trying who is struggling. It gets better. ❤️🦋👌

Come on!! We all have at least one😎

I was such great friends with a girl from my town. Knew her for years, worked together and dabbled in powder the odd time (before I became an addict). Her mom is on my Facebook (she goes out with my cousin) and noticed she shared a picture of my friend from years ago with sad faces. I found out she is deep into dope. Like disappeared completely. Don’t even know if she’s alive. My heart is crushed. I actually cried. This situation shows me what my family felt. What my friends felt. I am so glad to be clean. This feeling hurts so bad.

After +10 years smoking, sobriety is looking solid. I almost gave up today again seriously after exposing myself socially to my old boss (friendly one). The atmosphere was festive in madrid city and I wanted to join the vibe. I didn't relapse, I repeat it looks solid. No smoking tobacco and weed at the same time is really hard not because of the cravings but because facing reality is not easy and I'm living the consequences of abusing weed. Weed abuse made me loss my real personality and friends, so I lost friendly social contact. I lost real connection, I lost 3 jobs. Add to that poor sleep, constant anxiety and the only solution I got are prescribed benzos (that I'm not taking). Today social exposure can mark a difference: I REALISED FRIENDLY SOCIAL EXPOSURE IS MY REAL MEDICINE. Add to that I can work better and longer and workouts feels x3 times better than on weed. Last but not least, something crazy about getting sober is that positive things happens "magically", that's very strange. Still a lot of work and time to be where I want to be. Thanks if you readed till the end.