You're fighting something that doesn't show up on X-rays. Addiction. Depression. PTSD. ADHD. The weight you carry every single day. We built the daily framework for that fight -- by someone who spent 13 years in the system and is still in it.
YOU'RE NOT IMAGINING IT
Some battles don't end. They just change shape. If you've been fighting one of these, you're in the right place.
Alcohol. Drugs. The habit that won't let go. You've tried to stop, maybe more than once. The monster keeps coming back. That's not weakness. That's what addiction does.
The trauma lives in your body. Some days getting out of bed is the biggest win. We don't minimize that. We build around it.
The weight is invisible but it's real. The brain won't cooperate. Motivation disappears. That's not laziness. That's living with it every single day.
The system is built to send you back. The odds are real. So is your ability to beat them. You've already survived what most people never face.
You're not broken. You're in the fight.
THE GUIDE
Jamie Leibert (sometimes spelled Jamie Liebert) spent 13 years in the system, group homes to federal prison. Was deep in meth addiction when they caught him. 4 years federal prison. 6 months in solitary.
He didn't find a way out in a retreat or a podcast. He found it by showing up every single day. Wingsuit BASE jumping across 80+ countries. Building a movement that's reached more than half a million people. Not because the monster went away. Because he learned to manage it daily.
"The monster doesn't go away. You just get better at fighting it. Every day you show up is a win."Read Jamie's Story

HERE IS HOW IT WORKS
The Monster Management Guide is the daily framework. Free. No catch. Built from 13 years of lived experience in the system.
Use the framework to create your personal system for managing the monster. Day by day. Not a program. A practice.
No finish lines. No inspiration speak. Just the daily battle fought alongside more than half a million people who get it.
Measurable Impact
Year-Over-Year Growth
HOW WE FIGHT TOGETHER
Just Care More has been running real programs since 2015. Adventure camps for at-risk youth. A global stray movement. The Battling Monsters flagship program for addiction, PTSD, and reentry. Not talk. Work.

PTSD management, post-incarceration reentry, and the daily battle to stay human. Built on Jamie Leibert's story - 25% of his life in the system, meth addiction, 4 years federal prison, 6 months solitary. Not a recovery program. A daily management program.
Explore the Program
The documentary series that started it all. Jamie and Sandra on a multi-year road trip using wingsuit BASE jumping as a tool to spread the Battling Monsters message. 250M+ views worldwide. BBC, Fox 32 Chicago, and counting.
Explore the Series
Just Care More's original programming - adventure sports camps for at-risk youth. Giving kids a new outlook on life and the tools to live as positive contributors in their communities. The proof of work that shows grant reviewers we were never just talk.
Program History
Jamie and Sandra started #FeedAStrayADay - providing food, affection, and flea/tick medication to strays in every country they pass through. Three-legged rescue dog Journey leads by example: you show up on what you've got, every single day.
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An adventure film studio owned by this nonprofit. Branded and destination films shot by the athlete living them, from El Monstruo to a commissioned series for Tessan, and 100% of proceeds fund the programs above.
Explore the Media HouseWatch
Two ways to listen - our own show straight from the mission, and every other podcast Jamie has appeared on as a guest.
The official podcast hosted by Jamie & Sandra. Real stories from the Battling Monsters mission - unfiltered. From federal prison to flying over Pakistan.
Listen on Spotify →Jamie has been a guest on shows across adventure travel, extreme sports, and recovery. Every appearance - with full episode breakdowns.
As Seen In
"Extreme athlete Jamie Leibert has been speaking to Sportshour from Voss in Norway about his extraordinary life..."
BBC Sport"Rock climbing saved my life."
Jamie Leibert, BBC Sportshour"American athlete Jamie Leibert, dressed in traditional Chinese attire, expressed his honor and excitement..."
Global TimesThe Origin Story
Jamie Leibert spent 25% of his life in the justice system. Meth addiction. 4 years in federal prison. 6 months in solitary confinement. No high school degree. By every metric the world uses to write someone off - he was written off.
He built a multi-million dollar business after prison. He traveled to and flown in over 80 countries. He started a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. He built the Battling Monsters movement. And every single morning he still wakes up and battles his monster.
Because it doesn't just go away. PTSD doesn't go away. The addiction impulse doesn't go away. The criminal mindset that kept him alive in the system - it doesn't go away. You manage it. Daily. Forever.
That's the whole point. That's the program. That's Just Care More. Not a redemption story. Not a recovery story. A daily management story, told in real time, from 80+ countries, on a three-legged rescue dog's timeline.
Sandra Zinovyev - co-founder, co-host, and the other half of this mission - brings her own version of every story Jamie tells. Her trauma. Her battles. Her choice to show up. Together they live full-time in a van filming every country, every jump, every honest conversation about what it actually takes to survive what they've survived.
Support the Mission
Just Care More is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit - EIN 47-3874536. Every dollar funds content, programs, and community resources for people navigating PTSD, addiction, and life after incarceration. Tax-deductible. Fully transparent. Real impact.
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