It's finally happening.I'm about to take a significant "next step" in my organization by launching the next online course, and I'm so ready for it.And I know you guys are too! So today, I'll be sharing with you all how I'm preparing for this change and my personal approach to making it happen.Because if there's one thing I know about change, it's that it can be very, very scary! Ask any alcoholic or drug addict, or any 60 Scoop Survivor or Residential School Survivor.Doubts, fear, and insecurities can all creep slowly in and hold you back from making progress because of fear of the unknown and the new difficulties that will come with it.But, luckily, most of it can be avoided with proper planning and reflection.So, here's everything I'm doing/have done to get ready:<ul><li>Chosen Course Topic: Introduction to Recovery</li><li>Create courses develop the outline, record the course, and edit the course.</li><li>Build an audience: This is where YOU come in, do you know someone struggling with addiction and requires some additional help, please refer them to this course (if you do, you are eligible to receive a portion of the fee).</li><li>Launch the course: Coming real soon. We’ve just launched&nbsp;<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.jdassociates.ca/offers/9L2izXM7/checkout">“Sit in the Fire”</a></li></ul>But enough about me. I want to hear what you're doing to prepare to make your transition from active addiction into "Active" Recovery?

The author is launching an online course called "Introduction to Recovery" to assist individuals in transitioning from addiction to active recovery, overcoming fears and insecurities.

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How I'm prepping for the launch of our next online course – and you can too

How I'm prepping for the launch of our next online course – and you can too

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