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Anthony E – What old ideas did we need to let go?

Monday 9th September 2024

Anthony E. shares his journey of letting go of old ideas, embracing acceptance, and finding joy in sobriety on SoberQ.
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Anthony E's Journey: Letting Go of Old Ideas for Sobriety

Episode Overview

  • Letting go of old beliefs can be crucial in recovery.
  • Acceptance of a higher power can aid in sobriety.
  • Putting others first helps in personal growth.
  • Regaining family trust is a significant milestone.
  • Finding joy is possible after overcoming addiction.
For me to remain sober, I had to let go with the person I was and I had to become grateful that I did
In this episode of SoberQ, Anthony E. opens up about the pivotal changes he made on his journey to sobriety. Tackling the question, 'What old ideas did we need to let go?', Anthony delves into his initial resistance to the concept of a higher power and how his perception evolved over time. With a candid recount of his struggle, Anthony shares how he went from railing against the universe to embracing acceptance.
His story is a rollercoaster of personal rebellion, from paganism to Viking mythology, and ultimately, finding peace in the universe's plan. Anthony explains how letting go of the need to control everything and putting others first played a crucial role in his recovery. His journey is marked by significant milestones, including regaining his family’s trust and discovering true joy.
This episode is a raw and honest exploration of the challenges and triumphs in alcohol recovery, making it a must-listen for anyone on a similar path or supporting someone who is.