I Have Victory NOW

Name: I Have Victory NOW
Address: Goldsboro, NC, 27530, US
Telephone: +19192529552

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Best curriculum in the world today! 49 days, 49 messages, a power pack, and Life Coach!

07/20/2024

I Have Victory Now will change your life - mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Are you ready for change?

07/19/2024

"I was feeling hopeless and defeated before the I HAVE VICTORY NOW Program, but it taught me to focus on my strengths and live in the present. I now moderate my drinking and my life has never been better." - Sean D.

Sean's story is why we started the I HAVE VICTORY NOW Program.

It's all about helping people not just quit or moderate their drinking but truly reclaim their lives.

By focusing on strengths and living in the present, participants find the power to make lasting changes.

If you're struggling or know someone who is, remember that there's hope.

Reach out and take that first step toward a brighter future!

07/16/2024

Excessive drinking isn't just a physical battle; it's a multifaceted challenge that demands a holistic approach.

Tackling it requires addressing not only the body but also the mind and spirit.

To truly overcome excessive drinking, you need to attack it on all fronts:

07/15/2024

It's easy to conflate material wealth with mental well-being, but this myth is far from true.

There's a hidden cost of affluence that surfaces in mental health and substance abuse.

Despite enjoying many conveniences, wealthy individuals are significantly impacted by alcohol and drug use, as well as mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.

Here's why:

1. Protection from Natural Consequences

Wealthy individuals can often avoid the financial and legal consequences of substance abuse, which delays recognition and treatment of the problem.

2. Less Resilience

Those born into wealth may not have developed coping mechanisms for significant challenges, turning to alcohol and drugs when faced with stress.

3. Feelings of Separation

Greater wealth can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness, which are highly correlated with substance abuse.

4. Stress

Contrary to popular belief, wealthy individuals often face immense stress from career and financial obligations, leading to substance use as a coping mechanism.

5. Excessive Pressure to Achieve:

The pressure to meet family expectations and maintain legacy can drive wealthy individuals to substance abuse.

6. Physical and Emotional Isolation from Parents

Children of wealthy individuals may experience neglect, leading to feelings of abandonment and subsequent substance abuse.

Despite these issues, wealthy individuals often fail to acknowledge their addiction due to denial, fear of trust, fear of being "found out," fear of stigma, fear of perception, and fear of not being understood.

Money can't buy happiness or immunity from mental health and addiction issues; in fact, it can sometimes exacerbate them.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, regardless of socioeconomic status, help is available.

Reach out to me for support and resources today!

07/11/2024

Binge drinking among older men is on the rise, and the statistics are alarming.

From 2015 to 2019, the percentage of older men engaging in binge drinking increased from 12.8% to 15.7%.

This troubling trend highlights the need for greater awareness and targeted interventions.

Binge drinking in older adults can lead to severe health risks, including:

- Increased susceptibility to chronic diseases
- Higher risk of accidents and falls
- Mental health impacts
- Medication interactions

As the prevalence of binge drinking rises among older men, it's crucial to address this issue with compassion, education, and support.

Let's start a conversation about how we can support our older loved ones in making healthier choices.

If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol, reach out for guidance and resources.

Together, we can make a difference.

07/10/2024

Americans are drinking more, and the numbers are alarming.

CNN recently reported that 1 in 8 Americans struggles with alcohol abuse, supported by a JAMA Psychiatry study tracking 40,000 people over a decade, revealing the same chilling statistic.

The Washington Post also found that 1 in 8 Americans is an excessive drinker.

The CDC confirms that 1 in 4 U.S. adults binge drink, with men consuming the majority of the 17 billion total binge drinks annually.

The reality is stark: alcohol abuse is a pervasive issue affecting millions.

4 out of 5 binge drinkers are men, and the consequences of excessive drinking can be devastating, impacting physical health, mental well-being, and relationships.

Do you suspect a family member or friend is abusing alcohol?

It's crucial to recognize the signs and offer support. Literally, hundreds of millions suffer from alcohol abuse globally, and these numbers reveal you are not alone in fighting this battle.

Breaking the stigma around alcohol abuse is essential. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out for help and resources today.

I started I Have Victory Now as a coaching program to help end this epidemic in our country.

Are you an elite-minded man struggling to break free from excessive drinking?

Send me a DM!

07/09/2024

I know what it’s like to hit rock bottom.

I had it all:

- a great job
- an awesome family
- a life to look forward to

Until I fell into the grip of excessive drinking.

It dominated my life.

It ruined and robbed me.

But thankfully, I’m now free.

That’s why I’m so excited to help high-achieving men who have fallen victim to this get their life back.

It’s the joy and passion of my life.

And I get to do it with my best friend, my wife!

If you or someone you know is struggling, I would love for the opportunity to introduce them to I Have Victory Now.

Send me a message!

07/08/2024

AA has a success rate of between 5-10%.

Folks, something has to change.

Men are suffering out there.

4 reasons I think AA is not as effective as it could be:

1. AA is peer-led and there’s a lack of professional guidance.
2. There’s very little support for the spouse.
3. AA is a one-size-fits-all approach.
4. Effectiveness depends on group dynamics.

I personally know people who have gone through AA and come out on top to conquer excessive drinking.

But I created “I Have Victory Now” to be a more effective answer for elite-minded men who struggle.

And it is.

Interested in partnering with us to get “I Have Victory Now” out to those who need it?

Send me a message!

07/05/2024

For many high-performers at work, alcohol is just part of the lifestyle.

But it’s crucial to create an environment where there’s no pressure to consume.

Some might be in recovery from excessive drinking and need to avoid alcohol.

Here are some tips to ensure everyone feels comfortable:

1. Always provide a variety of non-alcoholic beverages.

2. Plan activities that don’t revolve around alcohol.

3. If someone declines a drink, respect their choice and move on.

4. Promote a culture where everyone feels safe and respected, regardless of their drinking choices.

5. Raise awareness about the importance of respecting personal choices and the potential challenges some colleagues might face.

A little consideration goes a long way in making everyone feel valued and respected.

07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July! May America always be free!

07/03/2024

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) has emerged as a highly effective approach in treating excessive drinking.

Originally developed for borderline personality disorder, DBT's focus on

- mindfulness
- emotion regulation
- distress tolerance
- interpersonal effectiveness

provides a comprehensive toolkit for individuals struggling with alcohol abuse.

Success stories abound, with many finding DBT helps them understand and manage their triggers, emotions, and behaviors more effectively.

By fostering self-awareness and healthier coping mechanisms, DBT not only addresses the root causes of excessive drinking but also equips individuals with sustainable strategies for long-term recovery.

Have you seen the positive impact of DBT in addiction treatment? Share your experiences or thoughts below!

07/01/2024

On April 9th, 2014, I took my last drink of alcohol.

Since then, I have dedicated my life to helping men get free from excessive drinking.

I want every man to reclaim what he has lost.

I’ve met many families and spouses who are just fed up, tired of watching the lives of those they love get destroyed.

I’ve lost many myself, including friends and family.

That’s why I’ve made it my mission to help as many as I can.

That’s my WHY…what’s yours?

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