Addicted to not being addicted. #sobrietyjourney #recoveryispossible
In this solo YouTube monologue, Dallas Bragg argues that long periods of sobriety do not automatically equate to true recovery. He describes a common condition where individuals become "addicted to not being addicted," using recovery practices as a way to avoid confronting underlying pain rather than addressing it. Bragg emphasizes that many people feel triggered, unhappy, and lost without the structure of meetings. He introduces his "Radical Addiction Recovery" approach, which starts with noticing emotional triggers, pausing to recall the earliest memory associated with the feeling, and using that memory as a clue to uncover the limiting beliefs that originally drove the addiction. He invites viewers to comment the word "trigger" to receive a free quick guide on overriding limiting beliefs, positioning this guide as the first step toward deep, transformational recovery.
