The Power of Accountability in Sobriety: Insights from Sober Sisters
Accountability is not about shaming or humiliation, but about creating a support system that helps you stay on track and achieve your goals.
Ever wondered why some people succeed in their sobriety journey while others struggle? In this episode of 'Sober Sisters Talk', M.G. and Elizabeth Pudwill are joined by Chanda to unpack the crucial role of accountability in recovery. These three dive deep into their personal experiences, shedding light on how accountability can be a game-changer without resorting to shame or humiliation.
Chanda opens up about her own challenges with accountability, including her habit of overpromising and underdelivering, which impacted her relationships and work life. She discusses how feelings of shame and embarrassment can often derail progress if not managed properly. The conversation then shifts to the importance of having a solid support system, whether through a 12-step program, therapy, or personal connections. M.G., Elizabeth, and Chanda emphasize the value of honesty and feedback in maintaining accountability.
They share practical advice on setting realistic goals and expectations to help keep oneself on track. The trio also explores how accountability can positively affect personal relationships, building trust and strengthening bonds. This episode offers a refreshing take on accountability in recovery, focusing on its supportive aspects rather than judgmental ones. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to stay committed to their sobriety journey while fostering healthy, trusting relationships.
Tune in to hear these candid discussions and gain valuable insights into making accountability work for you.