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Recovery is a creative act. SONJOY IS THE TOOLBOX.

Not just freedom from what broke you—but freedom for the life only you can build. These are tools for the work nobody warns you about. The kind that touches everything: mind, body, spirit, relationships and careers. The kind explored with the depth it deserves and the dignity everyone should feel.
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LESS PERFORMATIVE.
MORE TRANSFORMATIVE.

SONJOY isn't a program. It's not a quick fix. It's a conversation between friends. An invitation to do the deeper work that unfolds slowly, asks hard questions, contradicts itself sometimes, and trusts you to find your own answers.

Journals for truth-telling transformation.

Writing is a gateway to the inner world. It helps us engage the subconscious, quiet the inner critic, and give voice to what stays hidden.
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These themed 64-page pocket-sized journals help you get out of your head and into action that creates meaningful change.
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Draw a card.
Let it settle.
Then write.

52 DAILY REFLECTION CARDS
TO help see recovery in a new light.

These cards are designed to meet you where you are and move you toward wholeness. They explore the questions recovery asks us to answer: identity, relationships, suffering, purpose, and connection to the divine.

Spiritually grounded wisdom that welcomes all paths. Fresh language for timeless truths. Use them daily, journal with them, discuss them in groups—or just let one card sit with you until it speaks.
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WEAR THE JOY. SHARE THE JOY.

High-quality wearables and printables that inspire, connect, and help you feel proud of who you are and where you're going.

Be bold. Have fun. Start conversations. These designs carry depth without taking themselves too seriously—because recovery can be both profound and playful. Wear what inspires you. Encourage others just by showing up as yourself.
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INTERACTIVE WORKBOOK COMING IN FALL 2026

PONDER, WRITE, AND DRAW YOUR WAY INTO JOYFUL RECOVERY

Life rarely offers straightforward answers to complex questions. This workbook honors that reality by exploring the paradoxes at the heart of recovery. Unlike traditional recovery resources that offer either clinical detachment or simplistic solutions, SONJOY blends contemporary psychology and philosophy with spiritual wisdom—respecting individual journeys while offering universal principles.
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See it.
Understand it. Transform it.
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REVIEWS

As a therapist, I've come to realize that there are only two types of people who come to me: those who seek validation, who aren't ready to make changes, and those who want resolution, who realize the importance of change that can only come from within. The only way to overcome dependency is to start with introspection, and these cards do just that. They prompt you to reflect on where you find yourself in life, enabling you to make the necessary changes for a better future.


–Irma D.

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REVIEWS

As a longtime member of 12-step recovery, I've learned that growth happens one honest reflection at a time. These cards help me look deeper—especially on days when the words won't come. That's why they're always beside my journal. They help me begin.


–Rob R.

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REVIEWS

These aren't just for traditional recovery models, but for any journey into divine wisdom—however you're jolted into it. Whether you're navigating life crises, divorce, raising teenagers, or simply working to improve your emotional well-being, these timeless insights in a fresh format will kickstart your practice and keep you meaningfully engaged. I wish I had these when I needed them most.These aren't just for traditional recovery models, but for any journey into divine wisdom—however you're jolted into it. Whether you're navigating life crises, divorce, raising teenagers, or simply working to improve your emotional well-being, these timeless insights in a fresh format will kickstart your practice and keep you meaningfully engaged. I wish I had these when I needed them most.


–Sue C.

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REVIEWS

I love the format... It's like a handbook for conscientious living, broken up into bite-sized thoughts that I can easily fit into my daily life... and my back pocket... Thoughts that provoke a deep and focused exploration of one topic per week, while promoting a consistent practice... On my own schedule... 10/10 I'd read them again! I'll definitely be passing on a set to friend this year.
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–Vince V.

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REVIEWS

These aren't just for traditional recovery models, but for any journey into divine wisdom—however you're jolted into it. Whether you're navigating life crises, divorce, raising teenagers, or simply working to improve your emotional well-being, these timeless insights in a fresh format will kickstart your practice and keep you meaningfully engaged. I wish I had these when I needed them most.


–Sue C.

Depth, Dignity & Wholeness.

Recovery isn't a destination—it's a daily practice of honoring that life has two competing energies—and that tension IS recovery: radical love and honest reckoning, held together.
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The work is hard—and resistance, uncertainty, and fear are part of the process, not signs you're doing it wrong.

You don't need to have it figured out. You just need to start where you are—but don't stay there!
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ABOUT MICHAEL LEONARDINI

NOT A THERAPIST, NOT A GURU—JUST A FELLOW SOJOURNER.

Michael Leonardini is an award-winning Creative Director, writer, and designer with nearly 20 years creating brand work and telling stories. Professionally trained in creative problem-solving, overthinking, and—as he'd tell you—not feeling good enough.

SONJOY was born from seventeen years sober, a relapse that broke him open, and the work of becoming whole again.

He's learned that recovery is a creative act, and the gift of recovery is radical love. Not the passive kind that swallows the sword. Not the retaliatory kind that punches back. This love responds to hurt with justice and compassion—and refuses to keep hurting ourselves.
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