Tricia Lewis
Recovery Happy Hour
38- The Success in Failure/ Paul Churchill
38- The Success in Failure/ Paul Churchill
38- The Success in Failure/ Paul Churchill
Tuesday 26th February 2019
Listen to Paul Churchill discuss his journey from addiction to sobriety and the role of failure in 'Recovery Happy Hour'.
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Get the buttons here!Paul Churchill's Path: Finding Success in Failure
I think those [posts] are more courageous than posts when people say, hey, I'm on day one or day two, they're all amazing posts.
What if failure was just a stepping stone to success? In this episode of 'Recovery Happy Hour', host Tricia Lewis sits down with entrepreneur Paul Churchill to explore his unique journey to sobriety. Paul’s story is anything but ordinary—he's hiked solo in Montana, sold multiple businesses, and even faced the darkest moments of addiction. But it’s through these very failures that Paul found his way to a fulfilling, sober life. Paul doesn't sugarcoat his struggles.
He talks openly about the negative self-talk that plagued him and the unconventional methods he used to overcome it. From challenging traditional recovery techniques to envisioning a life beyond alcohol, Paul's insights are both raw and inspiring. He emphasizes the importance of embracing failure as a crucial part of the recovery process. But Paul's journey doesn’t stop there.
He's now channeling his entrepreneurial spirit into creating a sober music festival, aiming to build a community where people can enjoy music without the influence of alcohol. This episode is a candid look at how failure can lead to unexpected success and how one man turned his lowest points into a mission to help others.
Whether you're struggling with addiction, supporting someone who is, or just looking for a story of resilience and hope, Paul Churchill’s journey offers valuable lessons and a fresh perspective on recovery.