In the second episode of the Sean Willers Podcast, I sit down with Russ, a barber to Ibiza’s top DJs, for a raw conversation about his journey to 1000 days sober.

We dig into the real cost of drug use—what it was taking from him, how he relied on it as a band-aid for deeper issues, and the chaos of living in a destructive, weekly cycle.

Russ opens up about the pivotal moment when he asked himself, "Where will I be in 5 years if I keep going like this?" He faced tough truths, including the fear of losing his family and the constant feeling of being incomplete.

We discuss the powerful moment when he reached his 'enough'—the turning point that forced him to change his lifestyle and reclaim his life.

This episode is a candid reminder that change isn’t easy, but it’s necessary. It’s about choosing whether to stay in a life that's spiralling or step into your full potential.

Tune in for an unfiltered conversation on transformation, sobriety, and the hard work it takes to rebuild your life.

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Welcome to The Sean Willers Podcast.

I’m Sean Willers, a former military man, ex-DJ, and current fitness professional. In this podcast, I hope to take you on an inspiring journey.

I’ll share raw and unfiltered stories from my personal battles with drugs and alcohol, detailing my transformation after overcoming an eight-year addiction to cocaine. Each episode will be filled with real-life experiences, actionable advice, and meaningful conversations focused on personal growth, mental resilience, and living a substance-free life.

Whether you’re struggling to break the cycle, seeking motivation, or simply wanting to improve your physical and mental well-being, The Sean Willers Podcast offers the tools, mindset shifts, and inspiration needed to unlock your full potential.

In this first episode, my brother Liam—head coach at Willers Fitness, my former DJ duo partner, best friend, and someone who has faced his own struggles with weight and drug abuse—joins me to discuss our upbringing and share stories from before the madness began.

Please note that the content of this podcast is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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