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Struggling with trauma/PTSD and need help? Join my private recovery community here and get my 9 best relief tools 100% FREE: https://www.skool.com/brokentounbreakableThis session focuses on a sneaky but powerful reason many people stay stuck in addiction or “sobriety rehearsal”: they don’t truly believe a life without the habit is possible — even if they want it.Brad and Kaylene break down how beliefs actually work (a thought supported by references/experiences) and show you how to start building the belief that change is possible by collecting real proof from your life, one minute at a time.You’ll also learn how to avoid the overwhelm of “forever” by narrowing your focus to the present moment, building small wins, and surrounding yourself with references that prove a different lifestyle is real — because it is.💡 What You’ll LearnWhy the belief “it’s not possible” quietly guarantees relapseThe three phases of the sobriety journey and what “sobriety rehearsal” really meansHow to stop thinking in forever and focus on right nowWhy one minute of success is still a real reference you can keep foreverThe belief table framework and how thoughts become beliefs through referencesHow to actively collect proof that you can change even when urges are intenseHow to borrow references from other people to strengthen your beliefWhy “needs” habits like eating require clearer definitions and boundariesHow wins build confidence and momentum during the first 90 days🧠 Key TakeawayIf you can do it for one minute, you can do it for one minute — and those small wins become the proof that rewires your belief.🔗 Next StepsSubscribe for new weekday episodes from the Recovery Secrets Daily Coaching archive.To go deeper or work with Brad directly, visit: https://www.skool.com/brokentounbreakableCHAPTERS: Topics Covered:addiction recovery • sobriety rehearsal • lifelong sobriety • beliefs and addiction • belief table • building references • habit change • relapse loop • one day at a time • one minute at a time • motivation and mindset • trauma and addiction • PTSD recovery mindset • compulsive behaviors • emotional regulation • behavior change • codependency behaviors • emotional eating boundaries • inspiration week wins • recovery community support

