Jim Huntzicker 1:1 Call App

Initial 45 min Strategy Call

Do you need to quit drinking alcohol? Well, here’s a better question… Do you WANT to quit drinking?

Are you like I was and knew for a while that you needed to quit?

I must’ve told myself 75 times “This is the last weekend I am going to drink!” before I finally quit for good on July 14, 2011.  

Since 2011 I quit using alcohol, weed, Adderall, opioids, and other harmful addictions and have stayed clean all without rehab or any 12-step programs… 

Plus I lost 60 lbs and have kept it off for over 11 years so far. In fact, at 45, I am in the best shape of my life!

Whether you realize it or not, alcohol isn’t your problem, it is your current solution to a deeper issue.

But don’t worry we will fix that. In just the initial strategy call with Jim, most people have massive revelations about what their issue really is. This call is usually about 45 min and is totally confidential, and we do not record it.

The key to these calls is total and complete honesty with yourself about where you currently are and why. You need to tell the fucking truth. The whole truth and nothing but the truth. If you continue to lie to yourself you will remain fucked and no one will be able to help you.

If you know you need to quit drinking you will not regret filling out your info below.

After you hit the submit button below, Jim will send you a text message to get the conversation started to make sure you are a good fit for the free initial 45 min call with him.

Think about the costs associated with continuing your addiction…is it worth it? How much has it cost you already? Not just money, in your personal life, in your business…

The cost of Getting Help vs the cost of continued Addiction

While the cost of getting help may be a deterrent for some people, it is important to keep in mind the many “costs” of addiction.

• The long-term cost of the product itself and the negative residual cost of it on top of that.
• Loss of productivity at work.
• The cost of the long-term effect this has taken on your family and personal relationships. 
• Legal fines. Money wasted on garbage. 
• The cost of wasting your life away doing something you no longer want to do but continue to. 
• Medical bills for physical and or mental health issues associated with addiction (if not now, they will come for sure. It’s imminent if you continue).
• Addiction “costs” users in other ways too, ranging from the deterioration of relationships to overall unhappiness and poor health.

So, honestly, can you afford not to get help? It doesn’t have to be here with me, but you should definitely find a program that works for you. In life, not all personality types are a good fit to work together. That doesn’t make either person a bad person, it just makes them different. However, I sincerely hope you do find a program that is a good fit for you.