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🎙️ Episode 11: Kiss the Girl
Sobriety Now What? with Stuart Cline

Sometimes, it's not the moments we seize—but the ones we miss—that shape us most.

In this deeply personal and cinematic episode, Stuart shares a story he’s never told before. It’s a real-life scene straight out of a John Hughes film: tuxedos, limousines, first kisses, and a missed opportunity that still echoes decades later. But at the heart of this story isn’t just a kiss—it’s about intuition, courage, and a friend named Sam who changed everything.

This episode is a reminder that sometimes the universe speaks through regret—not to shame us, but to teach us. You’ll be inspired to trust your gut, take the risk, and kiss the girl—whatever that moment looks like in your own life.

You'll also be invited to reflect on the “Sams” in your life—the people who saw you, believed in you, and helped you belong—and how you can be that person for someone else today.

💬 If this story moved you, inspired you, or made you smile, please follow the show and leave a review. Even just a simple “Thanks, Sam” will mean the world.

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