Many People Just Quit. We Conquer.
Sobriety was just the beginning. Most people stop there. We don’t.
Quit and Conquer is a community for those who refuse to settle—for those who demand more from themselves and their future. If you’re ready to push forward, build something greater, and take control of your life, you’re in the right place.
Build Your Support Network
Don’t go it alone. Foster relationships with people who are as committed as you are. Form smaller support groups and create spaces dedicated to discussions between group members.
Attend Community Events
Group events facilitate live discussions on the topics of recovery and personal development. Workshops on specific skills and strategies give you an edge in recovery.
Ask Questions. Give Feedback.
Share what you’re feeling, when you’re feeling it. Prompt others for advice, give your point of view, and interact with people who know where you’re coming from.
Gain Accountability
Do what you say and say what you’re going to do. You are 65 percent likely to accomplish a goal after committing to another person. You can increase this figure to 95 percent by checking in with partners on your progress. Check in with us.
We finally came to the conclusion that what we were doing wasn't working...
No one wants to live a life dictated by drugs and alcohol. What we do want is our husbands and wives to know that, no matter what, we’re by their side. We want our friends to know that they can count on us. We want to be honest and trustworthy. We want our kids to look up to us and feel safe at night while they lay in bed. We want to pursue a meaningful and purposeful life. We want freedom.
But, for many of us, none of this is possible when we continue to drink and use drugs. One day we realize that what we’ve been doing isn’t working — we need to change. And, while quitting might sound simple, it certainly isn’t easy. Much of our lives revolved around substance abuse. When we finally decide to knock it off, we often don’t know who we really are or which direction to head from there. We feel lost. We feel alone. We feel defeated.
But it doesn’t have to be that way.
The Quit and Conquer community was developed to provide members with a support network, to connect them with others who share in their struggle to remain clean and sober. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to share openly with others, ask for advice, build relationships, and develop skills that are crucial for long-term sobriety. And, by doing so in a supportive environment, you’ll gain the accountability required to keep pushing forward.
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All-Access Membership
$29 / mo
If you’ve committed to staying clean and sober and don’t want to do it alone, this is for you. If you’re tired of feeling uncomfortable and lost in recovery, this is for you. If you’re looking to build a life filled with purpose and meaning, free from the burden of drugs and alcohol…this is for you. Let us help you get there. Help us get there too.
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Help Us Grow Our Community and Become a Founding Member Today!
By joining now and becoming a founding member, you’ll receive the following benefits:
- A personalized onboarding (introductory) session
- Access to our Founding Members space
- Priority access in attending group events
We’re currently a growing community, and we want to develop alongside our members. By joining now, you get the chance to influence our future by providing feedback that helps guide us in the right direction.
We Are Currently Only Accepting 10 New Members Per Month
We believe in providing the best experience possible for our community members. In order to do that, we’re limiting the number of people that can join each month. This allows us to reach out personally to each new member, follow up with feedback they provide, and effectively integrate them into the community.
We don’t want anyone getting lost in a sea of new members. We also want new members to become known and have the time to build relationships within the community. Pacing our growth allows us to accomplish this.
Reserve your spot and join us today!
I remember feeling lost...adrift
I spent a large portion of my life wasting it all away. After years of recovery, it still somewhat pains me to admit this, but it’s the truth. I wasted time, I wasted energy, and I wasted opportunities. For a while, I was able to drink heavily, use drugs, and still function pretty well. But, eventually I looked around and realized I had been on a downward slope for years. The decline was so slow and so steady that, up until that moment, I hadn’t even realized it.
Right at the point where I was about to lose my job, my relationships, and my home, I had to make a choice. Did I want to continue down this path and throw everything away? Or, did I want to do what I knew would be difficult and totally commit to changing myself. I chose the latter.
I went to rehab, saw the doctors, attended the meetings, etc. I stayed clean and I stayed sober, but I still felt lost. There was one fundamental question I kept asking myself. A question I knew that, If I had the answer, would bring the whole thing together. That question was — what’s next?
This is where Quit and Conquer comes in. I started this project to help people who were in recovery and dealing with substance abuse issues. I don’t want to just help them stay clean; I want to help them build a better life for themselves. A life filled with such purpose and meaning they’re unwilling to throw it away under any circumstance.
It worked for me, and I’m confident it will work for others as well.
Ready to take the next step in your recovery and your life?
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Quit and Conquer based off of Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, or another 12-step program?
No. Our community platform was created for everyone. Whether you are apart of a fellowship and regularly attend meetings, or whether you have chosen to take a different route, you’re welcome here. Our hope is to bring different viewpoints and strategies regarding recovery from substance abuse under one roof to provide a comprehensive and diverse view of recovery.
Do I have to pay extra to attend events within the community?
No! All community events and workshops are included in your membership at no additional charge!
Do I need to have a certain amount of time clean/sober in order to join?
Absolutely not. The only things we wants for members who join us are a total commitment to getting and staying clean/sober and a desire to improve your circumstances.
Are you, yourself, an addict or alcoholic?
Yup. I spent a long time abusing many substances, including alcohol. I know where you’re coming from.
