As an Indigenous Recovery Warrior who is new to active recovery from substance use, it's essential to ask ourselves: What's our blueprint for healing and success?On this journey, do you take the time to document your goals, intentions, and milestones in a way that allows you to monitor your progress, remember your commitments, and celebrate your achievements?If you're already doing this, you're navigating your path with wisdom. If not, remember, it's never too late to begin.Achieving wellness and sobriety isn't a quick or easy journey. It requires time, a well-thought-out strategy, and enduring perseverance, all deeply rooted in our cultural values and personal strengths.Reflect on this: What is the key goal you aim to achieve this month in your recovery journey? Setting such specific, attainable goals is a significant step in moving forward on this path of healing and growth.


Achieving wellness and sobriety takes time, strategy, and perseverance. It’s a journey deeply rooted in our cultural values and personal strengths, not quick or easy.

The most important thing about having goals is having them.

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The most important thing about having goals is having them.

The most important thing about having goals is having them.

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