Recovery Elevator, episode 30.

This is not an intellectual problem.

This is not something that you can solve the way I would solve a business problem. special podcast. The reason why, according to my Recovery Elevator sobriety

tracker on my phone, I have been sober for one year and four days. That's right Recoveryator, I got to say a big thank you to you all for

helping me get to the one-year milestone. If you're not there yet, I don't want to

spoil it for you, but it's great. You got to get here. The

feeling was amazing. In fact, I can't even explain it. The morning of I I was in Dylan, Montana after a Josh Turner concert. I was at a coffee

shop around 8.15 in the morning. I opened up Facebook and I saw the flood of personal posts, messages,

shoutouts from the private recovery elevator accountability group.

And I started to tear up in the small coffee shop in Dylan, Montana, where I'm not even joking yet right outside

the coffee shop window was a horse, a carriage, a family, and they were all going through the

drive-thru window getting coffee. I love Montana.

Despite the fact, I'm deathly allergic to horses.

And alcohol. Good thing I've never combined the two.

But if I start drinking again, I'll find myself on top of a horse, drunk,

cruising down Main Street, and that's reason number 782, why I have to stay sober. So I talk about getting outside my comfort zone in this podcast a lot.

That whole concept, which is part of my solution of how I made it to one year of sobriety,

has been extremely important to me. and I talk about it so much

I decided on that day September 7th, 2015 to write a post on Facebook. This is my own personal Facebook page. I do a lot of

posts on the Recovery Elevator Facebook page and the Recovery Elevator

private accountability group, but I haven't been that vocal on my own personal

Facebook page about my sobriety.

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