TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
Actions vs Intentions - What Matters Most?
Actions vs Intentions - What Matters Most?
Actions vs Intentions - What Matters Most?
Wednesday 30th August 2023
Matt and Paige Robinson discuss balancing intentions and actions in addiction recovery, emphasizing accountability, empathy, and boundaries.
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TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
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Episode Overview
- Actions vs intentions in addiction and relationships
- The dangers of excessive grace and enabling behaviors
- Role of accountability and empathy in personal growth
- Navigating complexities of addiction recovery and relationships
- Balancing intentions and actions for healthy relationships
You have got to show me with your behavior. Like you hold yourself accountable. It's not the fact that, oh, my intentions were pure. - Matt and Paige Robinson
Ever felt torn between understanding someone's intentions and holding them accountable for their actions? Matt and Paige Robinson dive into this tricky territory, especially within the context of addiction and relationships. They argue that while intentions can provide context, they don't excuse harmful behavior. Substance abusers often want their intentions to be the measure of their actions, but this can be damaging to their loved ones.
Empathetic family members may give the benefit of the doubt, often to their own detriment. Matt and Paige share personal stories and reflections, highlighting the need for a balance between grace and accountability. They discuss how to set boundaries, avoid enabling behaviors, and foster personal growth. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone navigating the complexities of addiction recovery and relationships, urging listeners to rethink how they weigh intentions against actions.