Michael L. & Lee M.
Michael L. & Lee M.
#66 The Key of Willingness (Mar 7) - Susan D. (Maple Glen, PA)
#66 The Key of Willingness (Mar 7) - Susan D. (Maple Glen, PA)
#66 The Key of Willingness (Mar 7) - Susan D. (Maple Glen, PA)
Sunday 7th March 2021
Join Susan D. on the Daily Reflection Podcast as she discusses the transformative power of willingness and faith in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Susan D. on Willingness: The First Step to Recovery
Today, willingness for me is really turning it over. More simply, just something that's not me. That allows me to really see that when I surrender to what is, and I live in acceptance, that's where I feel the peace.
Imagine standing at the edge of a vast ocean, hesitant to dip your toes in. That first step is all about willingness, and it's the theme of this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast. Susan D. from Maple Glen, PA, shares her compelling journey, emphasizing how even a small spark of willingness can ignite significant change in the path to sobriety.
She opens up about her daily practice of turning to her Higher Power, seeking relief from self-imposed burdens and finding strength in the fellowship of her recovery community. Susan delves into the idea of faith, urging listeners not to shy away from spiritual concepts due to preconceived notions. She candidly discusses how fear, doubt, and anger can cloud our judgment, but taking consistent, small steps can transform these emotions into acts of faith.
On tough days, she finds solace in meetings or conversations with fellow alcoholics, which help her see that challenges aren't as insurmountable as they seem. Through Susan's story, you'll gain a fresh perspective on the importance of staying teachable and embracing discomfort as a catalyst for personal growth. Her reflections remind us that recovery is a journey with highs and lows, and trusting the process can lead to profound transformation.
Whether you're new to sobriety or supporting someone on their journey, Susan's insights offer hope and encouragement that change is always possible.