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In this monologue, Dallas Bragg encourages viewers to approach their chemsex recovery with the same mindset they would use as a founder or entrepreneur running a business. He observes that men who successfully maintain recovery treat their lives like a company: they use calendars, make projections, plan ahead, and structure their days to stay ahead of triggers. Bragg emphasizes that planning the specifics of high‑risk times (e.g., deciding on Saturday night activities on Monday) mirrors business forecasting, and that the stakes of a “bad quarter” could be life‑threatening. He extends the analogy to the support network, describing friends, therapists, or sponsors as staff members who are hired, trained, reviewed, and sometimes let go, rather than passive well‑wishers. The overall message is to adopt an entrepreneurial, proactive, and systematic approach to chemsex recovery.
