Enough Is Enough: An Addict's Guide to Self In-Power-Ment

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Genre Self-Help

Change began when Angelica Stevenson discovered the power she needed was already within her.

For more than twenty years, addiction was part of Angelica's life. She walked away from crack after realizing it had cost her one of the greatest gifts in her life. Years later, she faced another battle: cigarettes. This time, recognizing how withdrawal was affecting her parenting and her children gave her another reason to say, Enough is enough.

In this deeply personal memoir and guide, Angelica shares what happened behind the recovery—the internal struggles, choices, connections, lessons, and spiritual revelations that helped her change her life. She doesn't simply tell you what she overcame; she takes you inside what she learned while overcoming it.

Through honest storytelling, biblical wisdom, affirmations, reflection, and practical guidance, readers will discover:

  • a broader understanding of addiction and the many forms it can take
  • the role words, thoughts, choices, self-awareness, and accountability can play in change
  • lessons drawn directly from Angelica's lived experience
  • ways to strengthen their connection with God, Self, and the power already within

Whether what you want to stop is a substance, habit, pattern, or choice you no longer want controlling your life, Enough Is Enough offers another perspective on what it means to change—and reminds you that your story does not have to end where you are.

You have a choice in what happens next.

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