The Crossroads: Save the "I'm Out Here" Mission

My name is Jeremy Norsworthy, and today, I mark four years of sobriety.

Four years ago, I fought my way back from a death sentence. I learned to walk under my own power again, to write my name, and to be the father my son needed. From that fire, the "I'm Out Here" mission was born—a mission to share the real, unfiltered story of what it takes to build a new life.

I've poured my soul into this. I built the website, started the podcast, recorded the videos, and invested every dollar I had—and many I didn't—into ordering merch, all because I believe in this mission. I buried myself in credit card debt to get it started.

And today, I'm at a crossroads.

The truth is, I've been doing it all alone, and it's not sustainable. It looks like I'm half-assing my commitment when the reality is, I just can't affect any one thing enough for the progress to be visible. The financial foundation has crumbled.But I am not defeated. I'm a survivor. And today, the foundation gets rebuilt.

I'm thrilled to share that I've accepted a new full-time position as a Leasing Agent. This is a massive win. It provides the stability my son and I need. It means the bills are handled.But the "I'm Out Here" mission is still in the red. The startup debt is real. The dream of turning a used camper into our mobile headquarters—a studio on wheels to keep the content coming—is still just a dream.

This is where you come in.This fundraiser is no longer about my personal survival. It's about the survival of the mission. I've never had a fresh start in my life. Ever. I'm asking you to help me give one to "I'm Out Here."

Every dollar from this campaign will now go into the "Fresh Start Fund." It will be used to clear the mission's startup debt and to begin the essential up-fitting of the camper HQ so the work can continue from a place of strength, not desperation.

I know my friends and family can only do so much. The most powerful thing you can do is share this. Be the signal boost. You have no idea whose screen this might land on.

Four years ago, I was given a second chance. Today, I'm asking you to help me give one to the mission that came from it.

Thank you for being in my camp. The work continues.

Learn more at www.imouthere.com