
The 4 Pillars of Recovery Online Course
FREE With Sign Up
The course that's already helped hundreds of men quit
$67 FREE
This course is my gift to you when you join the community. It's what I wished I'd had during the years I was addicted. Its principles have helped hundreds of men finally understand why addiction keeps returning—and how to step out of the cycle.
This short but powerful course gives you the framework behind everything we do inside No More Desire.
You’ll learn how real recovery works across four interconnected areas:
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Emotional – learning to tolerate and regulate pain instead of escaping it
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Neurological – restoring dopamine balance, motivation, and meaning
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Biological – supporting recovery through nutrition, movement, and rest
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Relational – healing the disconnection from self, others, and healthy sexuality
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You Don't Need More Willpower—Just a Better Foundation
If you’ve tried to quit porn before, you already know this truth:
Focusing on the behavior itself doesn't help.
To stay free, you need to get sober and genuinely enjoy that sobriety. Otherwise, you'll always go back.
Most men relapse not because they don’t want sobriety badly enough, but because their lives are still built on stress, disconnection, and survival.
The No More Desire Brotherhood exists to change that.
What Is the No More Desire Brotherhood?
The Brotherhood is a supportive online community built around one core idea:
Freedom from porn is a byproduct of a well-regulated, meaningful, connected life.
Inside the Brotherhood, men learn how to:
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Understand why cravings show up instead of fearing them
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Regulate emotions and the nervous system instead of escaping them
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Rebuild motivation, purpose, and masculine self-trust
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Step out of isolation and into connection
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Lead themselves with clarity, compassion, and integrity
This is not accountability pressure. It’s identity-level recovery.
Who Is It For?
The No More Desire Brotherhood is for men who:
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Are tired of cycling through shame, effort, and relapse
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Want freedom without white-knuckling or self-hatred
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Are open to psychology, neuroscience, and grounded spirituality
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Want community—but not surface-level advice or pressure
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Care about becoming better men, not just “quitting porn”
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Are just getting started, or veterans of recovery looking to go deeper
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