As a mentor, Gayle Dillon works with people to reclaim their power over any addictive behavior. No one says, when they’re 6 or 7 years old, “I’m gonna grow up and have a problem with alcohol, drugs, food, sex, social media, gambling” etc. Being an addict isn’t something a person consciously chooses, and it is a disease that most people don’t understand. Gayle understands because she manages her own recovery daily.
Have you gone through life wondering; is this is good as it gets? Me, too!
Have you anesthetized yourself from reality because it’s easier than facing facts? Me, too.
Have you allowed yourself to be victimized because you are your own worst enemy? Me, too.
I’m Gayle Dillon; actually I’m Rev. Gayle Dillon. I know your story; I know your pain AND I know there is a way out. I challenge people where the rubber meets the road, and I won’t sugarcoat the journey. The journey isn’t for lightweights anyway and trust me if you’ve read this far.......you’re no lightweight.
It’s time. It’s time to say, “HELL NO! this isn’t as good as it gets, and I deserve better”. It’s time to realize that anesthetizing yourself with drugs, alcohol, sex, shopping (you name it, I’ve done it) isn’t making your life easier; it’s just making hell comfortable. It’s time to quit being your own worst enemy and start being your own best friend.
Interested? I’d love to work with you. The road may get bumpy sometimes, and you didn’t sign up for a smooth ride, anyway.