Connor Duffy

The Sober Plug

Connor Duffy

  • 1 Thing To Simplify Sobriety

1 Thing To Simplify Sobriety

Friday 2nd February 2024

Feeling overwhelmed by sobriety? Learn how simplifying the process can help you stay sober one day at a time with host Connor Duffy.
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14 minutes
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The Sober Plug
Author:
Connor Duffy
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Sobriety Toolkit
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Body & Mind
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Simplifying Sobriety: One Step at a Time

Episode Overview

  • Take sobriety one day—or even one hour—at a time.
  • Simplify the process to avoid feeling overwhelmed.
  • Surround yourself with supportive, sober people.
  • Stay busy and productive to avoid cravings.
  • Seek guidance and support from those who have been there.
Simplification leads to mastery because confusion makes us feel stupid and discouraged.
Feeling overwhelmed by the thought of staying sober forever? In this episode of The Sober Plug, host Connor Duffy breaks down the process of sobriety into manageable, bite-sized pieces. He shares his own journey of overcoming addiction and emphasises the importance of taking it one day—or even one hour—at a time. Connor explains how simplifying the process can make a world of difference in your recovery journey.
You'll hear about his early struggles, the wisdom he gained from AA meetings, and practical tips like staying busy, journaling, and surrounding yourself with supportive people. Connor's candid reflections and straightforward advice make this episode a must-listen for anyone feeling daunted by the road to sobriety. He stresses that the future is unpredictable, so focusing on the present moment is key.
With a mix of personal anecdotes and actionable advice, this episode aims to inspire and guide you through the complexities of addiction recovery. So why not take a moment to simplify your approach to sobriety and give yourself a real chance at success?