“Sobriety Is The Craziest Thing That’s Ever Happened For Me” | Nick Colletti | Against All Odds #9



In this episode Nick Colletti shares his story of rising to fame on Vine, how his dreams of being a stand up comedian became reality and how he suffered from addiction secretly. Today he has new found sobriety and he speaks about how life changing it has been for him.

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34 thoughts on ““Sobriety Is The Craziest Thing That’s Ever Happened For Me” | Nick Colletti | Against All Odds #9”

  1. I have followed Nick for a decade on socials, podcasts, shows etc. I’ve been to his shows and briefly met him once. He was so kind. I have always loved his humor and personality. But the one thing that I love the most is his humility and relatability. I resonate with him a lot and hearing him be so honest and vulnerable in this podcast doesn’t surprise me. I know I don’t know him personally and only online, but I still feel like I’m experiencing life alongside him. People are rooting for you Nick and thanks for sharing your life with the world! We are proud of you and the person you are becoming! Life is about evolving and it’s been a pleasure to watch you evolve and share your experiences. Those stories and experiences you share help people more than you probably know!
    Keep your head up and remember that you have support from all around the world! 😊

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  2. I know its heavier shit were talking about here but guys you need more energy so it doesnt seem so awkward and the guest is more confirtabke. But what a good fucking podcast. Anything related to sobriety is so formal but you guys have the space to really help people while showing it is possible to be happy and healthy and fun

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  3. nick idk if you’ll see this, but my sister and i saw you in st. louis a couple years ago! one of my favorite bonding moments with her and we got to meet you too, you’re a great dude, and huge congrats on the sobriety 💚💚

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  4. I remember finding Nick in the early Vine days and following every aspect of his career since. He has brought me so much joy. I’ve bought his music, cameos, and seen him do stand up. And it turns out each of us checked ourselves into rehab around the same time. I’m almost three months sober and I ball with my bros everyday.

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  5. I’ll have two years clean from all mind and mood altering substances in less than a month.
    The steps are the only way that works for me in recovery personally.
    Nice to hear Nicks perspective as I always looked up to him as a kid.
    His humour is unmatched.

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  6. I had forgotten what real energy felt like, yeah, it’s been over 2 years and I don’t crave the stuff anymore, surprisingly I didn’t suffer withdrawal and that was key, not even within the first days after go’ogling Steffon Barkload’s Quit Drinking Forever and quitting because I wanted to with no pressure or anything.

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