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Quick Nick
Quick Nick
11. Rogue Brain
11. Rogue Brain
Monday 4th October 2021
Quick Nick dives into the link between overthinking and addiction, offering personal insights and practical advice on 'Addicts in the Dark'.
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45 minutes
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Thought-provoking
Raw
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Supportive
About this podcast
Author:
Quick Nick
Overview:
One hour, one anonymous caller, one story about addiction.
Categories:
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Rogue Brain: The Overthinking Trap in Addiction
People don't become addicted because of poor judgment, lack of willpower or weakness... Addiction is often called a disease and I see it more as a parasite.
Have you ever found yourself caught in a spiral of overthinking? In this episode of 'Addicts in the Dark', Quick Nick takes a deep dive into how overthinking can fuel addiction. With his characteristic candidness, Nick explains that overthinking often stems from low self-esteem and a lack of confidence. It's not about poor judgment or weakness; it's about a mind that can't seem to stop running in circles.
Nick shares his personal battles with addiction, revealing how he used alcohol and travel as escapes from emotional and physical pain. He paints addiction not as a disease but as a parasite that feeds off chronic self-absorption. This episode isn't just about identifying the problem; it's about finding solutions. Nick emphasizes the importance of human connection and learning to let go of constant self-criticism.
He reminds us that it's okay to have off days where fears and doubts don't dominate our thoughts. Tune in for an hour of raw honesty and practical advice on breaking free from the overthinking trap.