A friend sent me to this video and I am so grateful he did. Great to hear your story. I am also an addict in recovery and now I help others to recover too.

You are right it is about turning your mind to willingness, letting go of fear and living with love and forgiveness. The hardest part I think was forgiving myself, but I have. I have my truth too and I know what I’m here to do. Great to hear someone on a similar journey.

Beth Burgess
Recovery Coach
Smyls

I really enjoy listening to your lectures, videos, and I have a lot of your lectures and meditations on my iPhone. When it comes to addiction, it is more addiction to food than anything. Though I want to coach others, I too have my own struggles and will binge when having a hard time. Especially since I tried to change my career to be more financially comfortable, to find something that I love only to be unemployed, with no money, and having a fear that I won’t be able to support myself like I want to. I have so many dreams, but on days like today where I can’t even afford to fix my car to travel around it makes it even tougher to believe that things will get better.

I watched you on Marie Forleo about manifesting. I wrote down my affirmations and believed things would get better. I feel stuck and boxed in at the moment. I can’t afford the things I would like to afford to pull myself out. My dream is to be a life coach/health coach. I just need the Universe to work with me and help me to get to the point where I want to be and deserve to be. I feel like I’m fighting a war. Yet, I’m thankful for people like you that give me some hope. Take care.