Surviving Sobriety: The Ultimate Guide to Successful Recovery

by Dirk Foster

Surviving Sobriety offers a specific set of survival skills to help you or someone you love to succeed in sobriety. Inside you’ll learn how to overcome a variety of issues fear, anxiety, depression, health issues, financial problems, and spiritual emptiness. Best of all, you’ll learn how to develop a positive attitude and rewarding outlook on life. Surviving Sobriety is a practical and useful book about staying sober and enjoying the journey!The author has been sober since 2007 and written extensively about his experience in recovery. Before getting sober he was unemployed, broke, sick, lonely, and depressed. In recovery, he regained his health, repaired his finances, gotten married, launched two companies, purchased a home, written six books, became a sobriety coach, and experienced joy beyond his wildest expectations.This book is a compilation all the major themes of his first four books. The purpose is to consolidate everything he’s learned to help you or someone you love achieve the same success in recovery that he’s experienced and continues to enjoy.

348 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 25, 2020

About the author

Dirk Foster is an author, recovery coach, and host of the Sober Mofos Podcast. He has been sober since 2007. He is dedicated to sharing his experience in recovery with people who want a more fulfilling life in sobriety. He lives in Nevada with his wife, Dany, and their dogs Moonpie and Biscuit. For more info visit: www.sobermofos.com

Reviews

[Jamie Bee · Rating 5 out of 5]

Omnibus Edition about Thriving During Sobriety

I have been reading this author's books about addiction and sobriety for over a year now, and I continue to be impressed with both what he shares of his personal struggles and triumphs as well as his solid takeaways for those with addiction issues as they face recovery and sobriety. If you or someone you love is in this position, this book is the perfect one to have as it combines ideas from his other books, providing information on wide-ranging topics from the physical (nutrition and fitness) to the spiritual (prayer and meditation) to financial and even ways to find gratitude and joy. I like that he is completely honest about what he’s been through and comes across like a good friend who has “been-there, done-that” and is reaching out to the reader to nudge her or him about things to consider along on the sobriety journey—ideas that have personally helped him on his recovery path and insights he's gained along the way. Highly recommended for anyone with addictions as they forge their sober path as well as the loved ones who are supporting them.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.