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In this brief excerpt, Dallas Bragg explains why the phrase "I am" is a powerful declaration, prayer, and affirmation. He argues that labeling oneself as "an addict" using the words "I am" effectively asks the universe to keep that identity intact, continuously providing evidence and barriers that reinforce addiction. This perspective unsettles him, prompting a reconsideration of how language shapes self‑identity in recovery.

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