The Good Men Project featured an article about me and the movement of Recovered On Purpose using the mission of sharing our recovery stories with the world to help addicts suffering in addiction. It was an honor to be featured in such a great publication and with how selective they are, they really believed I was doing good work and earned being called a Good Man.
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Triump Over Adversity: The Good Men Project Spotlights Recovered On Purpose and Adam Vibe Gunton
In an uplifting acknowledgment of resilience and compassion, The Good Men Project published an inspiring article about my journey and the impactful work of Recovered On Purpose. This initiative is spearheaded by a mission close to my heart: sharing recovery stories to uplift and support those grappling with addiction.
Recovery from addiction is more than a personal victory; it’s a testament to hope, strength, and the unyielding human spirit. Understanding the profound power of storytelling, Recovered On Purpose aims to connect with individuals still ensnared by addiction, offering them a lifeline through real-life stories of transformation and triumph. Each narrative is a beacon of hope, modeling that recovery is not just a possibility but a tangible reality.
Authenticity and Making a Difference
The Good Men Project, renowned for its focus on authentic and impactful stories, saw the value in our mission and chose to feature it, marking a significant recognition of our efforts. Their platform, which celebrates positive male role models and advocates for change, found an ideal match in the ethos of Recovered On Purpose. Being highlighted by such a distinguished publication underscores the importance of our work and the positive change it strives to enact.
The selection process for The Good Men Project is notably discerning, making this feature a significant badge of honor. It signifies their faith in our mission and acknowledges the goodness and effort poured into this movement. Their belief in our cause not only validates the hard work but also amplifies our message, allowing it to reach more individuals in need of inspiration and support.
The Good Men Project's Good Man Acknowledgment
To be recognized as a “Good Man” by The Good Men Project is profoundly humbling. It’s a testament to the enduring spirit of those who share their recovery stories and the collective effort of everyone involved in Recovered On Purpose. This feature renews our commitment and invigorates our mission, reminding us of the difference we are making.
As we continue to share stories of recovery, we amplify our message of hope and build a supportive community. Being featured in The Good Men Project is a monumental step in our journey, and we remain steadfast in our dedication to helping others find their path to recovery.
Through the power of shared experiences, we endeavor to shine a light in the darkest of places, showcasing that recovery is not just possible but attainable, one story at a time.
Adam Vibe Gunton is an American author, speaker and thought leader in addiction treatment and recovery. After overcoming homelessness and drug addiction, Adam found his life’s purpose in helping addicts find the same freedom he found. As Founder and Executive Director of the 501(c)3 nonprofit, Recovered On Purpose, and Managing Partner of Behavioral Health Partners, Adam has helped thousands find freedom from addiction all over the world.