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by Brian S. Nicholson (Author)
Get Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
From childhood trauma, self-diagnosing, and self-medicating with alcohol to his recovery and beyond, Brian Nicholson's story is an inspirational journey of survival, addiction, self-awareness, and perseverance.
Millions of people struggle with addiction every day. This battle has its outward physical and financial effects, yet many battle their internal demons out of sight from their family and friends.
On March 31, 2021, Brian quit drinking cold turkey. While that is a major accomplishment by itself, in hindsight, he realized that was the easy part. The significant challenge that arose was the realization that he had to deal with his unknown mental health issues to truly heal what had been wounded and to live the life he always knew was possible. Upon this realization, Brian began his journey.
Brian tells you his story and shows you what is possible, but first you must choose whether you are ready to heal. If you aren't willing to face the reasons behind your addiction, you won't be able to truly address the underlying causes, and your chances that you return to use will go up dramatically.
Let's Get After It! provides you practical tips, insights, and valuable lessons while maintaining there is more than one path to recovery. You will learn firsthand the importance of therapy, journaling, and 30-day challenges while not ruling out the importance of treatment. The goal here is to help get you out of your "Cycle of Suck!" and gain monumental long-term strength.
Author Biography
Brian S. Nicholson is the author of Let's Get After It! Successfully retired at 56 and sober for over 5 years, he is enjoying and exploring his newfound freedom in long-term recovery. He is supported by his wonderful family and friends while thriving in his best life in Woodbury, Minnesota. You can often find him on one of the many lakes boating, out hiking or cheering on his beloved Chicago Bears and Cubs!
In 2026, he became a Minnesota state-certified Peer Recovery Specialist. He aspires to use his training and life experience to assist those who are looking for a way out from self-destruction, self-medicating, and numbing their mental health issues and addictions. He wants to help them to live out their best lives.
He is willing to speak to both large and small audiences and will also work privately with individuals, including executives and others who prefer discretion. To learn about upcoming opportunities or to contact Brian, visit his website: letsgetafterit.com.
