Tragically, almost everyone knows at least one person who has been killed by drugs.  Directly or indirectly.  Yet instead of blaming the drug, people continue to drink the same alcohol and use the same drug that was the cause of their friend’s death.

If your friend (or the person who caused their death) had never touched drugs, would your friend still be alive today?

Imagine you knew a celebrity you could party with anytime, but he randomly killed people, including your friends.  Would you continue to party with that celebrity, or would you honor your friend’s life and stop spending time with a killer?

Or imagine there was a video game that was fun to play, but it murdered people by infecting them with a disease.  Would you continue to play that game, or would you warn your friends to not touch it and try to stop them from turning it on?

Those are easy questions.  Of course, you wouldn’t keep partying with a killer or playing the game of death.  But because the celebrity’s name is “Alcohol,” and the name of the game is “Drugs,” people think it’s different and they continue to party and play with the very thing that ended their friend’s life.

Most people (whether they admit it or not) think they are stronger than their friends.  They believe addiction won’t happen to them, and they think they can handle themselves while under the control of alcohol and drugs.  But that’s not the point.  Being stronger or not doesn’t negate the fact that DRUGS killed your friend!

The mission of FEARLESS is to motivate people to ditch drugs and start living life to the extreme, doing things that actually take talent and skill.  You will have more fun than you ever dreamed, and you will remember every second of it!

Don’t think it’s possible?  Try living FEARLESS for twelve months and watch how incredible your life becomes!