Michael Stoller

MY BLUEPRINT: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety

Michael Stoller

  • #329 Want, Need, Or Desperate?

#329 Want, Need, Or Desperate?

Wednesday 28th December 2022

Michael Stoller discusses how desperation can drive positive change and emotional growth in 'My Blueprint'. Tune in for personal insights on recovery.
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22 minutes
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MY BLUEPRINT: Struggle Towards Emotional Sobriety
Author:
Michael Stoller
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Sobriety Toolkit
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Desperation: The Hidden Catalyst for Change with Michael Stoller

To make true change, you have to be desperate.
Ever thought about what really drives you to make a change? Michael Stoller takes you on a deep dive into the powerful emotions of wanting, needing, and being desperate. In this episode of 'My Blueprint', he opens up about how desperation, often seen as a last resort, can actually be a turning point for positive transformation, especially in recovery. Drawing from his own journey, Michael explains that when you're desperate, you feel like you've run out of options.
There's no one left to turn to, and everything seems bleak. But it's in this state of desperation that he found the motivation to truly change his life. He highlights the importance of building a relationship with a higher power and finding a supportive sponsor. For Michael, an ideal sponsor is someone who’s also in recovery and has a strong spiritual connection.
His candid sharing offers a blend of hope and realism, encouraging listeners to embrace discomfort as a necessary step towards personal growth. Whether you're battling addiction, depression, or anxiety, Michael's insights provide a roadmap for navigating these challenges. Tune in to hear how desperation can be your unexpected ally in achieving emotional sobriety.