In this mission-focused episode of the Tactical Recovery Podcast, Brock and Colin break down the critical importance of executing your dailies in recovery.

Recovery isn't about waiting for a pat on the back or a medal for your effort—it's about reclaiming your freedom through discipline. Like any operation, success comes through consistency and action, not through recognition.

Every morning, you report for duty to yourself: mission-driven, executing the daily objectives that keep you sober, focused, and free from the enemy of addiction.

Get ready to gear up and dive into why discipline in the dailies equals true freedom.

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@fentanylprojectaz

@colin_scummy_morrison

We welcome today on the Tactical Recovery Podcast our brother Russ On Wheelz. Russ's mission is to bring a powerful story of resilience and determination. Despite being paralyzed from the neck down, Russ embodies the triumph of the human spirit. His motivational message emphasizes that the power to overcome adversity is not limited by physical barriers. He is a vocal advocate for living life to the fullest, despite the limitations that a wheelchair might present. His journey, shared on various platforms, is a testament to courage and resilience, as he navigates life's challenges with unyielding determination.

Russ has been featured on the "Back to Your Story" podcast, where he discusses overcoming paralysis and continuing to live with passion and purpose. His message revolves around pushing beyond societal expectations, breaking barriers, and never letting a wheelchair define one’s capabilities. His social media presence further amplifies his advocacy for empowerment, helping others see that they, too, can overcome obstacles.

This episode will undoubtedly inspire all you listeners who face struggles. Russ shows us the power of mindset and perseverance.

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@fentanylprojectaz

@russ_on_wheelz

@colin_scummy_morrison

Welcome to Episode 17 of the Tactical Recovery Podcast with Colin and Brock! In this episode, we dive deep into Brock’s incredible journey as he conquered the 29029 Everest Challenge at Snowbasin Mountain. The challenge? Climbing a total of 29,029 feet—the equivalent height of Mount Everest. Brock’s experience wasn’t just a physical battle; it was an emotional and mental test as he faced pain, anger, excitement, and discouragement, all while pushing himself to reach the summit, again and again.

But this challenge isn’t just about the mountain—it's a powerful metaphor for recovery. Just like the relentless uphill grind of 29029, the path to sobriety is steep, exhausting, and requires perseverance through moments when giving up feels easier than pressing on. In this episode, we explore the parallels between the endurance needed to complete the 29029 challenge and the resilience necessary to stay committed to recovery. The determination to overcome one ascent at a time, despite the overwhelming obstacles, mirrors the day-by-day effort required to stay sober and rebuild your life.

Join us as we unpack the lessons learned from this grueling experience and how they apply to your personal journey in recovery. Whether you’re facing a mountain or fighting for sobriety, the principles are the same: grit, community support, and an unyielding belief that you can rise above whatever stands in your way.

Get ready to be inspired and motivated to tackle your own Everest, one step at a time.

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Let's freaking go! Welcome to Episode #16 of the Tactical Recovery Podcast. Colin and I are excited to share with you our upcoming vision of creating a "Tactical Manual" that will help others find recovery!

Colin and I commit to creating a Tac Manual that will help you find your way through recovery! We understand that a 30-60-90 day program does not work with everyone. We agree, that there are other ways to find recovery!

Jump in and listen! If you want to contact Colin and Brock, reach out to us on IG:

Brock @ fentanylproject az

Colin @ colin_scummy_morrison

Welcome to Episode 15 of the Tactical Recovery Podcast with Colin and Brock,

On this episode, Colin and Brock focus on the ability to communicate. Men hate to communicate, therefore he must learn how to share real emotions. If you fail to learn how to communicate your triggers, emotions and feelings, you will fall to relapse.

Second tool Brock and Colin discuss is the ability to recognize the "Bitch Voice" as it attacks. The voice will grow louder the more you feed into it. The kill is to identify and kill the voice on contact. If not, the voice will grow and fuel your relapse.

Stand by for more tips and tricks that will help your stay sane in sobriety. Its all about the pursuit.

You can follow Brock on social media @fentanylprojectaz and Colin @Colin_scummy_morrison

See you next week.

Welcome to Tactical Recovery, the podcast where we dive deep into the tips, tricks, and strategies for navigating the challenging path of recovery.

Together, we’re here to provide you with practical advice, share our personal stories, and discuss the vital issues surrounding recovery and mental health, especially for men.

Each week, we bring you insights and actionable steps to help you reclaim your life, one day at a time. Whether you’re in recovery yourself, supporting a loved one, or just looking for some inspiration and guidance, you’ve come to the right place.

Today’s episode is a special one. We're diving into Men's Mental Health, which is a pivotal moment our recovery journey. Colin discusses how he made the mental shift that took his brain from "Slayer to Beethoven."

On this episode, Colin and Brock break down the fears that hold us men back and the skills we need to overcome them.

It’s time to get real, get tactical, and start your journey to recovery with us. Let’s dive in!

Colin and Brock discuss the shift in mindset, in how you approach your daily battles and embrace a more active approach to recovery.

Jump in and get tactical. Enjoy the episode.

Welcome to the 12th Episode of the Tactical Recovery Podcast. On this episode, Colin and Brock discuss prioritizing the chaos while creating balance. Brock shares his personal opinion on how balance is overrated and unobtainable. While Colin shares his life of total Zen and balance!

This episode attacks recovery differently. Colin and Brock share ways to prioritize the chaos in your life. They explain the importance of a daily routine and ways to use the routine to foresee red flags while removing possible BANG moments from your life.

Understand that relapse is not an option. Stop allowing it to be one. Its critical that you create the right team that does not cosign your BS.

Tune in and let us know how we are doing! Thanks for being apart of this movement. Follow us on @fentanylprojectaz and colin_scummy_morrison for additional content.

Welcome to Episode #11 of the Tactical Recovery Podcast with Colin and Brock. Today, we dive into the challenging topic of self-sabotage in recovery.

Colin and Brock explore how most substance abuse users tend to be incredible self-sabotagers, often undermining their own progress and success.

Join us as we discuss the root causes of this behavior, share personal experiences, and provide practical strategies to break the cycle of self-sabotage and stay on the path to recovery.

Join us weekly on the Tactical Recovery Podcast. See you next week!

In this episode of Tactical Recovery, hosts Colin and Brock discuss the misconception surrounding the journey of recovery. Drawing parallels from tactics learned in law enforcement, motocross and life, they dismantle the myth that there's a one-size-fits-all approach to overcoming addiction.

Join Colin and Brock as they emphasize the importance of recognizing the individuality of each recovery journey. Through insightful discussions and personal anecdotes, they highlight the diverse paths to sobriety and the necessity of finding what works for each person.

By exploring the tactics used in law enforcement, motocross and life, listeners gain valuable insights into navigating the challenges of addiction recovery. Colin and Brock underscore that embracing the uniqueness of one's journey is not only empowering but also essential for achieving long-term sobriety.

Throughout the episode, they provide actionable advice and encouragement, urging listeners to embark on their personalized paths to recovery. Tune in to learn how embracing your uniqueness can lead to lasting sobriety and become the catalyst for positive change in your life.

Tune in next week for another episode of Tactical Recovery.

Hello, tactical thinkers, and welcome back to the Tactical Recovery Podcast Episode 8! We are your host, Colin, and Brock. Today, we're taking on a topic that affects us all: the power of the ego and its role in keeping us using.

The ego is a formidable force, often driving us to make decisions that aren't in our best interest, especially when it comes to recovery. It's like trying to navigate treacherous terrain blindfolded.

The ego can cloud our judgment, fueling denial and resistance to change. It's like a barrier that stands between us and our path to healing.

Think about it this way: when I'm faced with a challenging situation, my ego might convince me to take the easy way out, even if it means compromising my recovery. It's a constant battle between what's comfortable and what's necessary for growth.

So, listeners, as we delve into today's discussion, we encourage you to reflect on your own experiences with the ego. How has it influenced your journey towards recovery? Recognizing its power is the first step towards breaking free from its grip.

It's time to take back control and silence the ego's destructive voice once and for all.

We hope you found our discussion on the ego enlightening and empowering. Until next time, stay strong, stay resilient, and stay tactical.