Michael Stoller Unpacks Anger, Ego, and Faith on the Road to Sobriety
I think that the only thing that is truly unique to me is my personal journey and my personal story.
Ever wondered how anger, ego, and faith intertwine in the journey towards emotional sobriety? In this episode of 'Blueprints for Emotional Sobriety', Michael Stoller dives deep into his personal battles with these powerful emotions. Known for his love of acronyms, Michael shares some of his favorites that have guided him through tough times. For instance, 'edge got out again' reflects those moments when his ego led him astray.
But it’s not just about catchy phrases; Michael emphasizes the importance of genuine human connection. He believes in getting involved in people's lives, even if it means stepping out of your comfort zone. 'It's not just platitudes,' he says, 'It's about getting my hands dirty to help others.' Michael's reflections on hitting rock bottom are particularly moving.
He shares a poignant moment with his daughter that led them to a place called Grace, illustrating how unexpected events can spark spiritual growth. With raw honesty and vulnerability, Michael's insights offer a unique perspective on addiction recovery and the role of spirituality. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of emotional sobriety and the transformative power of faith.