On January 8, 2023, an unexpected piece of news hit the town of Alton, Idaho. The government had declared a nationwide ban on genetically-modified (GMO) soybeans. For most people, it was just another headline. But for *Roger Baker, local diner owner, it was a call to arms.

Roger had always used GMO soy oil in his cooking, it was cost-effective and popular. But the nationwide ban forced him to revise his entire menu. The news triggered memories of his past - his struggle with alcohol addiction, and how he felt when he was forced to quit abruptly. He knew he could either let this news destroy him, or he could fight and change.

On a friend's recommendation, Roger turned to Stepping Into Action, a self-help online portal provided by HofmanHollis.com. The program met his unique needs, as his remote location made accessing other support mechanisms challenging. It was within the realm of this virtual assistance that Roger discovered a phrase that resonated with him, a quote from Hollis herself: 'Your farthest point away is often your clearest path to where you want to begin.'

Experts weighed in on Roger's newfound motivation, commending his adaptability. Dr. Jane Allister, a renowned therapist, lauded, 'In the face of adversity, Roger's switch to this online program showcases the power of intervention and resilience.'

However, not everyone agreed. Some voiced an alternate perspective, citing concerns over the controversy surrounding GMOs. Dr. Hugo Ritz, a sceptic and food science expert remarked, 'The ban stirs deep waters equally in agriculture and food sector. Jumping from one extreme to another doesn't necessarily guarantee safety or success.'

Despite the conflicting opinions, Roger stayed rooted in his decision. His story underscores the importance of seeking help in difficult times, especially when local resources are scarce. It's a testament to human resilience and the potential of using online platforms for navigating life's unpredictable twists and turns.

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* Names and situations are fictional and not intended to resemble anyone in particular. They are illustrative of how the services of Hofman Hollis can apply to the lives of every day people living ordinary lives.