
Early in your comeback?
Become Sober & Stronger
Build momentum with simple sobriety guidance and beginner workouts made for someone rebuilding a body that has been through years of neglect.
Start the Free ChallengeRock bottom is just the setup.
Who will you become next?

Meet Ryan Penley
After addiction, homelessness, and a coma, I rebuilt my life. I wrote Man Up. Sober Up., founded My Rock Bottom Recovery, and created The Next Fix podcast. Today, I share practical ways to build momentum, tell your story, and turn what you have lived into something that helps others.
Build momentum in recovery, share your story, or finish your book.
Three independent opportunities
Choose the opportunity that fits you right now.

Early in your comeback?
Build momentum with simple sobriety guidance and beginner workouts made for someone rebuilding a body that has been through years of neglect.
Start the Free Challenge
Ready to share your story?
Turn what you survived into a conversation that can reach people around the world.
Apply to Be a Guest
Ready to finish your book?
Turn the story you carry into a book you can share. Start with what you have and follow a practical process, with personal support available when you need it.
Explore Finish the BookExplore book coachingThe Next Fix podcast
Honest conversations with people who rebuilt after addiction, failure, loss, incarceration, and the chapters that nearly took everything.
Hear how other people found their footing, reclaimed direction, and made what they lived through useful to someone else.

The book
Eight powerful steps to reclaim respect, conquer isolation, and thrive in recovery.
Part lived story, part practical road map. Man Up. Sober Up. was written for the person who needs to know that a real life can still be built from here.
Get the book
Why I built this
I am Ryan Penley. Author, podcast host, and founder of My Rock Bottom Recovery.
Sober since March 31, 2019.
My story includes addiction, homelessness, incarceration, and a coma. Today it includes sobriety, family, faith, meaningful work, a published book, and conversations that help comeback stories travel farther.
What nearly buried us can become useful. Your comeback can become a life, a message, and something that keeps helping people after you leave the room.
Read Man Up. Sober Up.