Dallas Bragg tells people struggling with substance use they're waiting for the world to change before they quit. He invokes Gandhi's "be the change you want to see in the world" to argue that change starts inside, not from better friends or a better job. External conditions follow internal ones.
Listen, you are looking for the solution to your crystal problem in all the wrong places. You say, if only my circumstances would change, if only my friends were more supportive, if only I had a better job, if only I was raised differently. You think that once your external world changes, or if it could, you'll be in a better place and you can quit using. Gandhi said, be the change you want to see in the world, meaning Any change you want in your life begins inside you. Then your external circumstances will follow.
