Your First Full-Year of Sobriety and Beyond Starts Here

Look, I’ve been where you are.

I went four years sober, I had it under control, I drank again, and I quickly realized I don't like alcohol. I had to face the hard truth—alcohol makes me tired and lazy; booze turns me into someone I don’t want to be.

If you’re here, you probably know that feeling too.

That’s why I’m re-opening my private Telegram group. I had great success running it the first time, and I look forward to replicating it with all who join the journey.

I'm going sober for good starting on my birthday (Feb 10, 2025), so whenever you are reading this, that's my day #1. Whenever your day #1 is, welcome; I look forward to working with you to get that number up to 365 consecutive days.

365 Days of Sobriety is for men and women ready to quit drinking—whether for a month, a year, or life. This is about getting and staying sober with the support of people who truly get it.

What You’ll Get Inside:

✔ Immediate access to people who know exactly what you’re going through. No judgment. Just support.

✔ A community that gets it—because nobody understands an addict better than another addict.

✔ Unfiltered tips and methods that work. If it helps you stay sober, it’s not stupid. We share what’s working.

✔ 24/7 connection. I’m in there daily, as are other members. You’re never alone in this.

✔ Direct access to me. My time is valuable; people pay thousands for distraction-free access. With 365 of Sobriety, I’ll answer questions and engage directly. For just $365, you get a lifetime of access to a sober counterpart. $1/Day is your commitment for the first year; after that, it's rent-free accountability with people who will eventually become friends.

✔ VIP discounts on sobriety products. When I release a new product, this group gets first dibs and the best deals.

Why You NEED Accountability:

You wouldn’t be reading this now if you could do this alone. Sobriety is built one day at a time, and having people in your corner makes all the difference.

✔ Daily check-ins keep you motivated.

✔ Other people’s wins remind you what’s possible.

✔ Accountability keeps you from slipping.

I made it 1-week shy of 4 years sober; I broke the addiction, and when I realized the alcohol no longer owned me, I finally understood there was no benefit to the consumption. I would consider myself a "healed alcoholic" and now, I'm someone showing others how to get sober without being miserable or a "kill joy".

My first time going sober, I needed sobriety; this time, I'm choosing sobriety.

The people in 365 Days of Sobriety are walking the same road, and together, we’re figuring it out—without the booze.

You in?

— Zac