No Halo NM
No Halo NM
3 to 5 Business days
3 to 5 Business days
3 to 5 Business days
Thursday 12th January 2023
Nico Morales discusses patience, persistence, and abundance through a personal story about a delayed refund in 'Not an Angel.'
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8 minutes
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Waiting for Change: Nico Morales on Patience and Persistence
We have to be patient. We have to put in the work without even seeing the refund. We got to keep on functioning. Knowing that that refund is coming back might take three to five business days, might take longer, but if you can sit and you can know that you're gonna get that refund, it makes it a whole lot easier to be at peace.
Ever been frustrated by a delay that felt like it was taking forever? In this episode of 'Not an Angel,' Nico Morales dives into a personal story about a refund request that took longer than expected. But it's not just about the wait—it's about what the wait teaches us. Nico reflects on how patience and persistence are crucial in the journey of addiction recovery and personal growth.
He highlights the idea that when our thoughts, feelings, and actions align, we find ourselves in a state of abundance. This isn't just a feel-good mantra; it's a mindset that can transform how we approach challenges and setbacks. Nico's experience with the delayed refund becomes a metaphor for the often slow and steady progress needed in recovery. He urges listeners to let go of the need for immediate results and to embrace the process, no matter how long it takes.
The episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt reflections that will resonate with anyone on a path to self-improvement or battling addiction. Tune in to hear Nico's insights on why patience isn't just a virtue—it's a vital component of lasting change.