🔐Motivation Unlocked November 2025

5 Day Live Coaching Event

Thursday, November 13-17th

Are you ready to take action and help your loved one break free from the cycle of addiction? The Motivation Unlocked Challenge is designed to give you the tools and strategies you need to influence real change—without waiting for rock bottom.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• Break Through the Barriers: Understand the limiting beliefs and roadblocks that are keeping your loved one stuck.
• Discover Their True Motivators: Learn what’s driving their self-destructive behavior and how to use it to inspire change.
• Shift Their Perspective: Help your loved one see the reality of their situation in a way that feels supportive, not confrontational.
• Create Urgency: Raise their awareness and help them feel ready to take the first step toward recovery.

• This challenge is all about empowering YOU to make a difference in your loved one’s life. You’ll walk away with practical tools, proven strategies, and the confidence to take action now.

  📅 Mark Your Calendar:
  We’ll go live every day at 12 PM EST for the VIP session followed immediately by the main session. 

  ℹ️Important Note:
  There are no refunds or cancellations for this challenge. Why? Because I’m fully committed to helping you succeed, and I want you to be just as committed to taking action. Let’s do this together! 💪🏻

Testimonals

"He didn’t drink again last night. This might seem small to an outsider, but for someone who’s in the heart of the hardest days of quitting, it’s huge. He’s literally in the thick of the struggle, where every hour can feel impossible, and yet he made it through. Seeing him push past that, even when he’s tired and frustrated, shows me that he really can do this. It gives me hope and energy to keep supporting him, and it reminds me that change, even when it’s hard and slow, is absolutely possible."

"One of my biggest wins recently is that he actually said to me, 'I’m working on it.' It might seem small, but after months of stress, worry, and feeling like nothing would change, hearing those words felt like a spark of hope.”

"Everyone told me to leave, but I stayed, and now I’m seeing him respond, bit by bit. When they want to be better at their core, they’ll respond one way or another.”

" The response was amazing. He came toward me, pulled me in for kisses, and it was just… refreshing. When I asked him what he’d like to be remembered by, he thought about it and finally said, ‘Just being a good person.’ I realized I’m really starting to see the man beneath the struggle.”

"I think he’s finally starting to see it. It’s sad but also eye-opening like he’s starting to face what’s really happening."

"He admitted, ‘I had a fridge full of alcohol for four days and didn’t touch a thing.’ That message meant everything. We had a really good night after that. It’s been a slow climb, but we’re finally coming out of that dark place."