Joakim Eriksson's Sobriety Journey: Reflections and Real Talk
When I call people stupid for not getting vaccinated and not agreeing with me on everything more than partaking in a scientific back and forth, I'm really just acting out my own feeling of resentment and insecurity.
Ever wondered how a simple glass of sparkling water can spark deep conversations about life and sobriety? Joakim Eriksson, the host of 'This Week in Sparkling Water', takes you on a journey through his thoughts and experiences in episode 70. This episode might be labeled 'weak' by Eriksson himself, but it’s packed with genuine reflections on sobriety, relationships, and personal growth. Eriksson’s candid approach makes you feel like you’re chatting with a friend over a fizzy drink.
He dives into the importance of communication and compassion, especially during these trying times. 'All of my times when I'm not being loving and beautiful towards other people are really just an expression of my lack of self-love', he admits, shedding light on the role self-love plays in our interactions. The episode also touches on COVID-19, with Eriksson sharing his experiences with wearing an N95 mask and the need for compassion.
He even delves into climate change, using the movie 'Don't Look Up' as a metaphor for environmental destruction. Throughout, Eriksson’s reflections are both relatable and thought-provoking, offering listeners a chance to ponder their own lives while sipping on some bubbly. Whether you're on your own sobriety journey or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a refreshing mix of earnestness and light-heartedness.
Tune in for a blend of serious discussions and sparkling insights that might just make you see your own life a little differently.