Josh Brolin has shared the secret to maintaining his 12 years of sobriety.

Speaking in a new interview touching on his career and sobriety journey, Brolin — currently starring in the new film Whalefall — shared the constant that keeps him on track.

“I do a meeting every morning at 6 a.m. on Zoom,” the 58-year-old told The Telegraph in an interview published Saturday.

“Drinking got boring in the end,” he continued. “I woke up on the sidewalk outside my house, yet again, and it felt like a fork in the road. Which way was I going to go for the rest of my life?”

Brolin added: “I love being sober. I’m having way more fun now than I ever did drinking, and I never end up in jail, which is a real bonus.”

Josh Brolin attends a meeting every morning to help maintain his sobriety (Getty)

The No Country for Old Men star recalled his journey to sobriety, including an incident when he was 19 years old in which he assaulted six police officers.

“I was drunk and thought I was Bruce Lee,” he told the publication.…