Addiction Logic - Breitweiser, W.
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As someone who has lived with addiction, I've spent the past five years searching for scientific and logical answers to the unexplained struggles in my mind. This journey has led me to develop a new perspective for people who are looking for an additional path to recovery, whether from addiction, obsession, or any unwanted habit. Along the way, I also discovered an important truth: what some people are passionate about is not necessarily a problem. For example, if you're the "collector type" (as I am) or you enjoy playing video games for hours, you may not be obsessed, you may simply have a…mehr

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As someone who has lived with addiction, I've spent the past five years searching for scientific and logical answers to the unexplained struggles in my mind. This journey has led me to develop a new perspective for people who are looking for an additional path to recovery, whether from addiction, obsession, or any unwanted habit. Along the way, I also discovered an important truth: what some people are passionate about is not necessarily a problem. For example, if you're the "collector type" (as I am) or you enjoy playing video games for hours, you may not be obsessed, you may simply have a passion for something that brings you joy and happiness. The foundation of this book is built on logic, common sense, rational thinking, insight, human nature, experience, street smarts, and simple psychology. My goal is to share this approach without overwhelming you with words or concepts. Having been a top sales representative in my industry, I understand the importance of staying connected with my audience. When you reach a place of wellness and are fully functioning again, you won't want to let it go. This book is here to help you understand and strengthen yourself so you can fear less and leave behind the urge to escape into your old ways. Always remember: we are human beings first, long before any disorder defines us.