Exxxit Strategy – exit porn addiction

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No one exits porn addiction by accident

Tired of the lies, guilt, and humiliation of porn addiction? Tired of that constant nagging pull to consume porn? Of it spilling over into the way you look at and treat women? Of its unspoken lurking presence in your family?

Tired of trying—and failing—to stop yourself looking at porn?

Welcome to Exxxit Strategy

Yep. Been there. That’s why I created Exxxit Strategy.

Because looking at porn isn’t the problem. The urge to look at porn is the problem.

Most porn addiction resources focus on symptom management. Exxxit Strategy focuses on root cause resolution. Stop the cause (the urge) and you stop the effect (looking at porn).

“Michael has become a wonderful influence on my life. His guidance leads to a radically new but overwhelmingly true perspective.”

— Jackson D, Iowa, USA

How Exxxit Strategy works

This course is based on the Process Analysis model of Inputs, Processes, and Outputs.

Your addiction—the outward sign of all your psychosexual processes—is the inevitable and unavoidable result of all the psychosexual inputs in your life. Right down to the specific porn images you’re attracted to.

Porn addiction is your wounded sexuality communicating with you using the most intelligent language at its disposal.

“Michael helped me to see that I was not a victim of porn, rather that porn was a communication tool to help me to see myself, acting like a mirror.”

— Christopher D, Canterbury, UK

Master your unique ‘porn language’

No one exits porn addiction by accident. This course teaches you to understand the mechanics of porn addiction so you can implement an Exxxit Strategy.

Are you ready to learn your unique ‘porn language’ and heal your wounded sexuality at its core, which eliminates the urge for porn?

“THANK YOU for shining a light on this problem. More need to understand the reality of porn and sex addiction and the invitation to identify the deep human woundedness that drives people to these behaviours.”

— Lauri Ann Lumby, OM, OPM, MATS, United States