The Power of Service Work in Staying Sober: Real Recovery Talk Episode 220
I think it's one of the most vital things that we can do as somebody getting sober is to take on some sort of service commitment.
Ever thought about how lending a hand can help you stay sober? In this episode of Real Recovery Talk, Tom Conrad dives into the often-overlooked yet crucial role of service work in the journey to sobriety. Tom, drawing from his own experiences, shares why helping others isn't just a nice thing to do—it's a lifeline for those in recovery.
Whether it's giving someone a lift to a meeting, greeting newcomers, or setting up chairs, these acts of service build more than just community spirit. They create a sense of purpose and accountability that can be pivotal for long-term sobriety. Tom makes a compelling case for why service work is more than just a checkbox on your recovery to-do list. It’s about finding fulfillment and building strong, supportive relationships with others who are also navigating the path to sobriety.
These connections are not just beneficial; they’re essential for maintaining your own recovery. The episode highlights real-life examples and offers practical advice on how to get involved in service work, even if traditional roles don’t appeal to you. So, if you’re in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. It’s packed with insights that show how giving back can actually be one of the best ways to help yourself.
Tune in and discover how small acts of service can make a big difference in your journey to sobriety.