Jeff Jarrett is a legend in the world of professional wrestling. And he just achieved a personal milestone.Double J has been wrestling for a very long time. He has competed for some of the biggest promotions, such as WWE, TNA, and AEW, among others. Despite having a storied career, Jarrett has had personal problems with alcohol for many years. Real Canadian Wrestling promoter Steven Ewaschuk once claimed that The Chosen One showed up to an event intoxicated and then continued to drink in the locker room until he passed out. His alcoholism had gotten so out of hand that his wife, Karen, and World Wrestling Entertainment set up for him to join a rehabilitation program in 2017.AEW star Jeff Jarrett has now taken to social media to showcase his Unity Service Recovery coin he just received as part of his sobriety. He also revealed that he has been sober since 2017. This is undoubtedly a massive accomplishment for a recovering alcoholic.Jeff Jarrett offered some advice to Andrade after his WWE firingAndrade returned to WWE last year and was involved in some stellar matches on SmackDown. Just when he was starting to form a successful tag team with Rey Fenix, he was taken off TV. A few weeks later, it was reported that El Idolo was released from the company because of multiple Wellness Policy violations.Speaking on his My World podcast, Jarrett offered some advice to Andrade. He noted that the AEW star might have a lot of potential in the ring, but he wasn't the first person to possess that, and he must take a good look at himself in the mirror to reflect on his actions."I've said it on this podcast multiple times...[Andrade] has incredible athletic ability...He's got an aura. He works his a** off... He won't be the first, and he won't be the last that comes in with a boatload of potential...It starts with the man in the mirror. I've certainly been there... I hope nothing but the best for the guy and that he pulls his nose up...When you're escorted from a building? No bueno.... Wake up today, and figure out 'Let me look at my role in every set of circumstances that's taken place'... Fail to plan, plan to fail...You gotta be better," Jeff Jarrett said. [H/T - Wrestling Inc]That appears to be very interesting advice from Jeff Jarrett for the Mexican star.