Brett Morris
Brett Morris
#25 – Patt Ochoa: From Skid Row to CEO
#25 – Patt Ochoa: From Skid Row to CEO
#25 – Patt Ochoa: From Skid Row to CEO
Wednesday 2nd September 2020
Patt Ochoa's journey from Skid Row to CEO highlights the power of community and spirituality in overcoming addiction. Listen to his inspiring story.
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Get the buttons here!Patt Ochoa: From Skid Row to CEO, A Tale of Transformation
I was always taught that when anyone asks for help, you help them right, not just in the rooms, but wherever you go.
What happens when you hit rock bottom and still find a way to rise? Patt Ochoa's journey from the depths of addiction on Skid Row to becoming a CEO is nothing short of remarkable. With over a decade in the recovery industry, Patt has turned his life around and now dedicates his time to helping others do the same.
In this episode of Recovery Survey, Patt opens up about his personal battles with substance abuse and mental health issues, and how he found his way out. One of the most striking aspects of Patt's story is the role of community in his recovery. He shares how surrounding himself with supportive people was crucial in his journey to sobriety.
Now, through his work with 11:11 Coaching and SLO Recovery Center, he strives to create that same sense of community for others. Another key element in Patt's recovery has been faith and spirituality. He talks about how meditation and connecting with a higher power have helped him maintain his sobriety and navigate life's challenges. His story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, no matter how far down you may have gone.
Tune in to hear Patt's inspiring story and discover how he's using his experiences to mentor adolescents and families dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues.