Sobering Thoughts: One Man's Journey to Sobriety Audiobook Download by Miles Cook

Miles shares his story of addiction and how he finally got sober. This audiobook is an uplifting memoir that will leave you feeling a sense of hope.

In Sobering Thoughts, he shares his personal experience with addiction and his journey towards sobriety. While the author doesn't go into too much detail about how to go about tackling this disease, it does provide a new perspective for those who are struggling with addiction. He references a lot of resources from people who have been there, done that and can help you on your way.

In this audiobook, Miles Cook shares one man's story of his journey to sobriety. He talks about the 12 Step process and how it has helped him get his life back on track. The book is broken down into three parts: Part 1-Sobering Thoughts, Part 2-The Deepest Darkest Secrets, and Part 3-Rebirth.

Miles Cook was born in Texas the son of a farmer. He is married and has five children, three of which were conceived during an abusive marriage. In high school, Miles was constantly bullied for his small stature, but he eventually became a high school football player and earned a full scholarship to college where he played linebacker for two years before an injury ended his career.

Sobering Thoughts: One Man's Journey to Sobriety is an audiobook by Miles Cook that has been narrated by the author, Carson Wishart. This audiobook tells the story of how Miles went from a successful corporate America lifestyle and became an alcoholic. At one point he was so addicted to alcohol that he had drank over 200 drinks a day for 10 years straight. Now that he is sober, he has decided to tell his story in hopes of inspiring others who are struggling with addiction or have lost loved ones due to drug overdose.

Sobering Thoughts by Miles Cook is a memoir of the author's journey to sobriety. It shares his experiences with alcohol and drug addiction, what it was like to live in a state of constant 'sober bliss' without the same uncontrollable urges for alcohol or drugs, and how that wasn't sustainable for him. He also shares stories from his time in recovery, as well as from other people who are sober.