The Power of Community

Do you feel alone in your struggle?

Most men do.

They have no one to tell.
Nowhere to get help.
And no one who truly knows them.

So they try to do it on their own…

Thinking that’s better than running the risk of being seen.

But I want to let you know – nothing could be further from the truth.

The research is making it crystal clear that the opposite of addiction is NOT sobriety, it’s connection.

The reason most people watch porn has nothing to do with porn.

It’s an intimacy deficiency. A connection disorder.

And it’s why experiencing meaningful connection is SO powerful for someone in recovery.

We’ve recently added a community building night to our program, DeepClean, because I am more convinced now than ever that connection is the way forward for long-term recovery.

So let me ask you – are you doing this alone? And if so – how’s that working out for you?

If you aren’t doing it alone, then let me ask you this – are the people involved helping you grow, improve, and take steps closer to the place of freedom?

Recovery is hard work. It’s complex and nuanced. There’s no easy roadmap.

So imagine how much harder the process is when you do this on your own – without communal support and seasoned guidance along the way.

There are many ways to get free, but for most part – doing it on your own isn’t one of them.

If you’re looking to be a part of a supportive community of men from around the world pursuing freedom just like you, I highly recommend you check out our program DeepClean.

We’ve opened up a few spots this week to chat with readers of this newsletter. Click the link here to watch a quick explanation of our system and then book a time.

Cheering you on,
Sathiya