Hiro: My New Audio Course - Coming Soon
Not everyone is ready for a course. Sometimes you just want to put your headphones in and listen to someone who gets it.
That is what Hiro is. It takes the heart of my Phenomenal programme and remakes it deliberately for audio, so you can meet sobriety on a walk, in the car, or lying in the dark at the end of a hard day. No login. No modules to work through. No homework waiting for you. Just a voice, and the space to think.
It starts with Kick Start, ten short episodes that carry you through the shape of real change. The first few settle you and turn how you see sobriety on its head, reframing it as something you gain rather than something you give up. The middle ones hand you the practical, in-the-moment tools, spotting your triggers, riding out a craving like a wave, knowing what to do when you slip so a wobble does not become a spiral. The last few turn inward, toward how you speak to yourself, why you were never meant to do this alone, and who you are becoming on the other side of it.
Every episode ends with one small thing to do. Not a task. Just a single step, the size you can actually take today.
Why listen rather than read or enrol? Because audio meets you where you already are, in the ordinary moments where the drinking thoughts usually show up. Because it asks nothing of you but your attention. And because some things land differently when you hear them in a real voice, from someone who has been where you are, than when you read them off a page.
Hiro is starting small, and it is starting soon.
Coming soon.