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in 2014, Joshua was a prominent magazine publisher, award-winning journalist, film festival founder, and politician in central Maine. He had a secret he was suffering from addiction to alcohol and porn. His job and family were suffering he finally admitted he had a problem and went to rehab. At the time he didn't realize he had an addiction to porn and how much it was affecting his life. He looked for literature on porn addiction and could not find a lot written on it and has written a few books about it, has a coaching business, and is a TED speaker. He reminds us that admitting you have a problem is the first step.
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