JJ Chance
JJ Chance
#73: ChatGPT Goes Into Denial
#73: ChatGPT Goes Into Denial
#73: ChatGPT Goes Into Denial
Sunday 28th May 2023
JJ Chance explores denial in addiction, offering insights, hope, and practical advice in this eye-opening episode of 'Next Time I'll Try Knitting'.
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Episode Overview
- Denial as a significant challenge in addiction and recovery
- Impact of denial on acknowledging addiction
- Reinforcement of denial by social and cultural factors
- The necessity of change in overcoming denial and embracing recovery
Denial will kill us unless we do something about it, which leads to one inevitable conclusion. Denial has to go.
Denial can be a stubborn roadblock on the path to recovery. In this episode of 'Next Time I'll Try Knitting', JJ Chance takes a deep dive into the murky waters of denial and its role in addiction. Ever wondered why some people can't seem to admit they have a problem? JJ breaks it down with his usual mix of raw honesty and humor, making a heavy topic feel a bit lighter.
He explores how denial isn't just a personal hurdle but one influenced by society and culture, often making it even harder to face the truth. But it's not all doom and gloom. JJ also shares stories of those who have managed to break through their denial, offering hope and practical advice for listeners who might be struggling themselves.
Whether you're on your own journey to sobriety or supporting someone else, this episode provides valuable insights and a reminder that acknowledging the problem is the first step towards healing. Tune in for an eye-opening discussion that might just change your perspective on denial and recovery.