I Spent 20 Years Treating the Wrong Problem: Here’s What I Learned Matters Most
I spent 20 years fighting a harrowing drug addiction.
Turns out, I was fighting the wrong battle all along.
The real issue? Undiagnosed, debilitating ADHD and crippling executive dysfunction.
Everything changed the day I shifted my focus from "recovery" to building foundational life and soft skills like planning, organization, impulse control, time management, self-monitoring, and communication.
The addiction didn’t just get “addressed” or “managed”. It slowly dissipated and eventually became obsolete.
I just published my full story and why this matters for anyone struggling with all the "dis" that drives addiction and makes daily life a total struggle.It All Begins Here
Insights & Inspiration from the CCAB Kitchen: Soft Skills Aren’t Soft - They’re Foundational Human Skills.
Driven by “Dis”: Illuminating Deeper Forces Behind Addiction
What if addiction isn’t the problem?
What if it’s only a symptom of a much bigger internal struggle?
Tomorrow, I’m sharing a basic framework that completely changed how I approach addiction and, more generally, how I think about aspects of the daily human condition.
It all comes down to three letters: “Dis.”