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One Day at a Time: A Recovering Addict Shares Practical Wisdom

One Day at a Time: A Recovering Addict Shares Practical Wisdom

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Through testimonial, anecdote and scriptural reference, this book allows the reader to share in recovery from secret habits of all kinds- money, alcohol, smoking, eating, sex - and "shows rather than tells" how to avoid the traps of the modern world.


Justyn's own story of addiction one of eye-wateringly large amounts of debt.


During three years of self-destruction through online gambling websites, Justyn lost a staggering 750 000 pounds, and as a result has had to sell his family's home and possessions, and had lost his job as an insurance broker for Lloyds, as well as all of his savings.


He was left with nothing.But, as he shares how he managed to recover, Justyn imparts vital advice for anyone suffering with crippling addictions.


Justyn now works to help turn around the live of people who went through the same struggles as he did.


The chapters in his new book are short and thematic, ending with self-help questions and exercises to help people who struggle with addiction and gambling problems.

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Pub dateJun 17, 2016
ISBN-100857217186
ISBN-139780857217189
LanguageEnglish
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