Dustin Dutcher is here with a brand new show called Millennial Men in Recovery to help other millennials in their recovery journey from addiction and trauma. Dustin's story begins with him wanting to be popular and having struggles with feeling good enough. He explains that drinking and smoking weed allowed him to be seen and accepted by his peers, which helped him to cope with his struggles. At the age of 18, Dustin stopped playing hockey due to a toxic relationship he was in. This decision led to a downward spiral for him where he became addicted to cocaine, methamphetamine, and alcohol. Eventually, Dustin was able to get sober and started coaching others in their recovery journey. The goal of his show is to empower people and give them hope that there are other ways to recover from addiction and trauma. This show is a valuable resource for anyone seeking guidance.

[00:01 - 08:23] Opening Segment

• Dustin’s background and history
• • Journey with addiction and recovery
• What is the goal of this podcast?
• The importance of accountability and how it helped Dustin succeed in recovery

[08:23 - 13:46] Millennial Men in Recovery: Transitioning into the Business

• Dustin shares how transitioning into business helped him learn more about addiction and trauma
• Going back to school was empowering
• • Other pathways to recovery
• There is no one size fits all approach to recovery

[13:47 - 15:26] Closing Segment

• See the links below to know more about Dustin
• Final words

Quotes:

"I feel that there are other avenues. It all depends on what you want for yourself at the end of the day." - Dustin Dutcher

It was kind of empowering to go back to school and realize that I can do this on my own without relying on something else.” - Dustin Dutcher

Get a FREE 30-Minute discovery session with Dustin by sending him a message at info@riserecovery.services!

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