Garet McLendon spent years trapped in a cycle of addiction, violence, and incarceration — selling meth, surviving prison riots, and losing everything that mattered most, including his relationship with his daughter.

In this raw and unfiltered conversation, Garet opens up about:

• Growing up surrounded by abuse, instability, and addiction

• Dropping out of school and running the streets

• Selling meth and cycling in and out of jail and prison

• Witnessing extreme violence, riots, and survival inside the system

• The moment he finally surrendered and chose sobriety

• Rebuilding life from nothing at 33 years old

• Learning how to be a present, trustworthy father after years of absence

• Why discipline, structure, and inner work saved his life

Now approaching 13 years clean and sober, Garet lives a life rooted in gratitude, discipline, and service — proving that no matter how far gone you think you are, it’s never too late to start over.

This episode is for anyone struggling with addiction, incarceration, shame, or feeling “too far behind” to change.

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