Michael Stoller
Michael Stoller
#315 Day 1 of 19-Selfish To The Extreme
#315 Day 1 of 19-Selfish To The Extreme
#315 Day 1 of 19-Selfish To The Extreme
Monday 28th November 2022
Join Michael Stoller on My Blueprint as he shares his journey of overcoming addiction and extreme selfishness through commitments and spiritual practices.
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Michael Stoller
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Sobriety Toolkit
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Michael Stoller: Conquering Selfishness and Addiction on My Blueprint
The way I stay not only sober from my addiction but the way I have the most fulfilling, serene content life is when Michael can get the attention off of Michael.
What happens when you mix addiction with extreme selfishness? Michael Stoller, host of 'My Blueprint', lays it all out in episode #315. He opens up about his darker side – the part that made him abandon relationships when things didn’t go his way and struggle to stick to commitments. Despite being known as a caring and loving person, this shadowy aspect of his personality was something he was deeply ashamed of.
However, Michael found a turning point when he began to make commitments. This shift in his mindset helped him overcome his selfish tendencies. One significant way he did this was by sponsoring more people in recovery and being of service to others. Michael discovered that those who actively work the program, follow the steps, and commit to sponsoring others are more likely to stay sober and avoid relapsing.
He also highlights the importance of prayer, meditation, and asking for help as tools to shift focus away from oneself. These practices played a crucial role in helping him overcome shame and lead a more content life. Tune in to hear Michael's candid account of how he conquered addiction and selfishness, and maybe you'll find some valuable insights for your own journey.