What's your butterfly effect?

You've probably heard this idea that a butterfly flapping its wings in China can start a chain-reaction of effects that ultimately leads to a hurricane on the other side of the world.

Well, this is true of our actions too.

And it's something that gives me some joy and a lot of fulfillment to think about.

I started a big butterfly effect 8 years ago when I decided I needed to quit porn...

I had no idea at the time that I'd go on to become one of the internet's most-looked-to guides on overcoming porn addiction.

But that's what's happened, and I've been a part of some major transformations.

Like my client R, who told me recently:

"Things are better than ever with my wife and I'd wanted that for a while, but didn't have the knowledge or the skills or the tools to make that change. Now I do, thanks to you. And now I feel like I can continue to change other things in my life too."

Some of those other changes involve a major career change he's working on to make his lifestyle and future-prospects much more satisfying, and he has some very promising opportunities on the horizon that are going to fundamentally change his and his family's lives...

But what's crazy is to think that this is just what I'm aware of.

What I'll never know completely is what effect this ends up having over the years and decades to come... on his family, friends, colleagues, and through that Butterfly Effect chain of events, potentially many other people who's lives are touched in some way or another by this man who's taken control over the things that were plaguing him and is actively working on building the kind of life he can feel deeply proud of and satisfied in

And that's okay.

I don't need to know.

It fulfills me either way, to know that each guy I work with sends ripples out into the world of friends, family, coworkers and more that will resonate for many years to come.

That's awesome.

Begs the question:

Where could your ripple effect go when you finally and truly quit porn?

What effect could that have on your immediate surroundings and lifestyle?

But also what effect could it have on your future family, kids, their kids, your friends, etcetera?

Powerful and well worth considering.

And if that effect is one you can't keep ignoring, that you feel you need to honor, then let's chat about how we can use the next 60 days to help you quit for good and never look back.