The Sobriety Blueprint 

Stop Starting Over With Alcohol

A practical, self-paced course to help you understand why you drink, handle cravings and triggers, and build a sober life that lasts.

You Already Know Alcohol Is the Problem

You have probably tried cutting down, drinking only at weekends, taking a month off or promising yourself that this time will be different.

But when stress, boredom, anxiety or the Friday-night feeling returns, you find yourself back in the same cycle.

The Sobriety Blueprint gives you a clear structure to help you stop relying on motivation alone and start making changes you can actually maintain.

No fluff. No preaching. No pressure to share your life with strangers.

A Clear Framework for Moving Forward

WHY

Understand why alcohol eventually stops working, why moderation becomes exhausting and what keeps pulling you back.

HOW

Learn practical ways to handle cravings, triggers, social situations and difficult emotions without relying entirely on willpower.

STAY

Build routines, habits and a mindset that support lasting sobriety when motivation inevitably rises and falls.

THRIVE

Move beyond simply not drinking and begin building a healthier, stronger and more meaningful life.


What You Get

  • The complete four-part course covering WHY, HOW, STAY and THRIVE

  • Practical video lessons and supporting exercises
  • Immediate access on desktop, tablet and mobile
  • Clear tools for cravings, triggers, habits and difficult moments
  • Ongoing access for the lifetime of the product
  • Future updates added while the course remains available
  • The freedom to work privately and at your own pace
  • No coaching calls. No subscription. No compulsory community.

    Who is this for?

    • Tired of constantly negotiating with yourself about alcohol
    • Tried cutting down or stopping more than once
    • Want practical guidance without meetings, labels or pressure
    • In early sobriety and looking for more structure
    • Already stopped drinking but wondering what comes next

    A Little Story Of Why I Got Sober...

    The saying that stuck out to me when I first got sober was when people said they were finally “sick and tired of feeling sick and tired”. I instantly resonated with it because it summed up exactly how I felt.

    I wasn’t just a bit fed up. I was exhausted by it.

    I was sick and tired of making empty promises every Sunday night — “this week will be different” — and by Tuesday I was drinking and drugging again.

    I was sick and tired of never being physically fit or making any real progress in the gym, because I was either hungover or drunk for most of the week. Consistency didn’t stand a chance.

    I was sick and tired of living pay check to pay check, because alcohol and cocaine were expensive. I had nothing to show for over twenty years of earning. It had all gone on alcohol, drugs and gambling.

    I was sick and tired of having no energy, no drive, no real motivation for life.

    And I was frustrated watching other people move forward, while I stayed stuck. Alcohol and drugs didn’t just hold me back — they slowed everything down.

    I was addicted to alcohol, cocaine and gambling. Financially bankrupt. But worse than that, I had checked out mentally, emotionally and physically. The doctors said it was a miracle I was still alive.

    Safe to say, it was a shit time.

    But through a process of wanting to learn and change, I learned something significant. 

    I realised I was addicted.

    Not weak. Not broken. Addicted.

    And that matters, because it means there is a way out.

    Once I understood that, I stopped trying to “just control it” and started learning how to deal with life properly.

    That meant getting sober. And staying sober.

    Now I’m over 8 years sober. I’ve written 5 books in the Sober On A Drunk Planet series, built two courses, and run a private community. I’ve got two very fluffy Siberian cats — Luna and Twiglet — and I’m about to marry my fiancée, who’s also in recovery. There’s probably another book in that story alone.

    I’ve also retrained as a counsellor and a personal trainer. Both of those played a big role in my own recovery, and when you’ve been through something like this, you don’t forget it. You want to help other people get out of it too.

    Sobriety didn’t just improve my life — it gave me one.

    It started with one decision: I was done.

    Then I just kept going. Small steps. Day by day. Building something better.

    If you’re in that place now, I get it.

    And if you’re ready to actually do something about it, everything you need to get started is inside the Sobriety Blueprint.

    You’ll also get 3 months access to the private community, where I’ll be there to help you work through it and start figuring out what life looks like without alcohol.

    As Yoda said — do or do not, there is no try.

    This is the do stage.

    And if you’re ready, I’ll help you start it.

    You already know what needs to change.

    The only question is whether you keep going in circles…
    or finally do something about it.

    If you’re in that place right now, I know exactly how it feels.

    And I know what it takes to get out of it.



    FAQ

    1. Is this a sobriety programme?

    This isn’t a sobriety program built around meetings, coaching calls, or labels.

    The Sobriety Blueprint is a structured course designed for people who have already stopped drinking — or are serious about stopping — and want a clear way to move forward.

    It focuses on building real stability, discipline, and self-trust in sobriety, so you’re not relying on willpower or constantly starting over.

    This is about learning how to live without alcohol properly.

    It's a self-paced course that works alongside any program you use.

    2. Do I need to have already stopped drinking?

    No.

    But you do need to be serious about stopping.

    This isn’t designed for people who are still trying to “figure out” if they want to quit. It’s for people who know something needs to change and are ready to start doing something about it.

    You can start wherever you are — but the more honest you are with yourself, the more you’ll get out of it.

    If you are physically dependent on alcohol or think you may need medical support to stop, this course is not a detox programme and should not replace professional medical advice. In that case, it’s important to speak to a doctor or qualified professional first.

    3. How is this different from AA or other recovery programmes?

    This isn’t based around meetings, sponsors, or labels.

    It’s a structured course that helps you understand your patterns, build better habits, and actually follow through day to day.

    You can use it alongside AA, therapy, or any other support — or on its own.

    The focus here is simple: awareness, decisions, and daily actions.

    4. What if I’ve already tried other approaches?

    Most people have.

    They’ve tried cutting down, taking breaks, relying on willpower, or following different programmes — and still found themselves going back to the same patterns.

    That’s not because you’re the problem.

    It’s usually because nothing actually changed underneath.

    The Sobriety Blueprint is built to address that.

    It gives you a simple, structured way to deal with the patterns, triggers, and habits that keep pulling you back — so you’re not just trying again, you’re doing something different.

    5. What if I relapse?

    That doesn’t mean you’ve failed.

    It means you’re still learning.

    One of the key parts of this course is understanding why slips happen and how to respond differently next time, instead of falling back into the same cycle.

    Progress isn’t about being perfect — it’s about not giving up.

    6. How long does the course take?

    You can go through it at your own pace.

    Some people move through it quickly, others take their time and apply each part properly.

    What matters isn’t how fast you go; it’s that you actually follow through.

    7. What do I actually get inside the course?

    You’ll get a structured, step-by-step framework that covers:

    • Why alcohol stops working
    • Why moderation keeps failing
    • How to deal with triggers and cravings
    • How to build habits that support sobriety
    • What actually helps people stay sober long term

    It’s simple, practical, and designed to be used — not just read.

    8. Is this just more information, or will it actually help me change?

    Most people don’t struggle because they lack information.

    They struggle because nothing changes.

    This is built to help you apply what you already know, so you can stop going in circles and actually move forward.

    9. What if I’m not ready?

    Then this probably isn’t the right time.

    This only works if you’re willing to be honest with yourself and take action.

    If you are — it can change everything.