Matt Seefeld's Journey: From Addiction to Building a Supportive Community with MyLifeLink
Today, addiction finds us, and it may not be heroin and it may not be meth or may not be alcohol, but it could be a behavioral addiction which drives the same level of insanity and the same destruction to our lives.
Ever wondered how someone turns their darkest struggles into a beacon of hope for others? Meet Matt Seefeld, a senior corporate executive and entrepreneur who battled addiction for 15 years. In this episode of 'The Now What Society', hosts Tamar Medford and Lane Kennedy sit down with Matt to explore his remarkable journey from addiction to sobriety and the creation of the MyLifeLink app.
Matt shares candid stories of his past, from prescription painkiller dependency to blackouts in Mexico, and how these experiences ignited his passion for helping others in recovery. The MyLifeLink app is more than just a digital tool; it's a lifeline for those grappling with addiction. Matt discusses how the app fosters connections among recovering addicts and provides essential support from physicians, hospitals, and behavioral health clinics.
The conversation touches on the multifaceted nature of addiction, the critical role of community, and the importance of gratitude and surrender in the recovery process. Listeners will find inspiration in Matt's story and practical advice on maintaining sobriety through exercise, service, and sharing personal experiences. This episode isn't just for those in recovery; it's also for anyone looking to understand addiction better and support loved ones on their journey.
With a mix of heartfelt anecdotes and actionable insights, this discussion offers a fresh perspective on overcoming addiction and building a fulfilling, alcohol-free life. Tune in to discover how Matt Seefeld transformed his struggles into a mission to help others live healthier, happier lives. Whether you're in recovery or know someone who is, this episode provides valuable takeaways on creating connections and finding community beyond addiction.