Mark Crandall is a public speaker, author, podcaster and transformational coach.  Mark’s is a story of uncommon adversity and triumph. Mark has been sober since August 23, 2007

Bill Somerville, founder of Dawn Patrol Digital discusses his journey with addiction, heartbreaking lows, and how he climbed to the top

Paul Churchill is the host of the podcast “Recovery Elevator” which has been downloaded nearly 3 million times. He is also the founder of Café RE a group that helps alcoholics and those dealing with drug addiction build a community around recovery. He has currently been sober since September 7, 2014.

In his personal journey, he studied Zen and Tibetan Buddhism, later integrating all of his life experience, beliefs, credentials and true passion into his work. As part of the journey he founded “Compassionate Recovery” and wrote “The 12-Step Buddhist” as well as many other books.

Tom Shanahan is a personal trainer, weight management and sports nutrition consultant with certifications from the American Aerobics Association International and the International Sports Medicine Association. He is also certified as a health coach by the Institute of Integrative Nutrition in New York and as a meeting facilitator for Yoga of Twelve-Step Recovery (Y12SR).

JP Alexander is the owner of North American Exterior company as well as a life coach.

https://www.northamericanec.com/

https://www.selfmade-coaching.com

https://facebook.com/groups/smcmastermind

Thomas Waterman, aka Yoda, is the founder of Purpose Pioneers where he empowers entrepreneurs to follow their purpose so they can make money doing what they love. He has been sober since 2015.

Nick Wright, you may know him as Ethyric, is a musician, astrologer, personal coach, a catalyst for change and sober since August, 9th 2014.

Sarge is an extraordinary entertainer. A triple threat. A musical piano savant, amazing improvisational comedian and singer.

Andrew Burki, MSW, founded Life of Purpose Treatment in Boca Raton, Florida in 2012 after enduring his own journey of addiction, failed treatment, and, since 2001, recovery.  He also sits on the Board of Directors for the Young People in Recovery (YPR).