Forty-eight straight days of Jack Daniels and cocaine in the Caribbean served as the final curtain call for Bill B. before he hit the walls of a nonprofit treatment center in Atlanta. After burning through three marriages and a business Bill B. describes a shift from 'trash thinking' to 'quality thinking,' moving away from the grandiose ego that once drove him to buy friendships
. He details a rigorous adherence to a 'recipe' for sobriety—meetings sponsorship and the 12 Steps—while treating the character defects of others as a form of 'brain cancer' to maintain his own peace. Now married to a spiritually fit woman and running a successful business he views recovery not as a religious requirement but as a practical change in perspective replacing the pain of projecting about the future with the simple act of doing the next right thing.
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