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Bruno J. 27 years of sobriety - Part 1 of 2
Bruno J. 27 years of sobriety - Part 1 of 2
Bruno J. 27 years of sobriety - Part 1 of 2
Friday 2nd July 2021
Bruno J. recounts his path to sobriety, discussing AA's role, ethical business practices, and the need for modern addiction treatment.
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Get the buttons here!Bruno J.'s Path to Sobriety: Accountability, Ethics, and Modern Recovery
Ethical, corporate, social responsibility, CSR came along A Few Years Ago. This whole business of giving back came along A Few Years Ago. This whole business of being responsible to the planet came along A Few Years Ago.
Bruno J. has a story that will resonate with anyone touched by addiction. This episode of 'Busting Addiction and Its Myths' dives into Bruno's early days as an addict and how he found his way to sobriety. He paints a vivid picture of how drinking and drug use can seem perfectly normal at first, even for those with a 'normal' upbringing.
Bruno's teenage years were marked by taking the easy way out, a common trait among addicts, but his journey took a pivotal turn when he embraced the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). Holding himself accountable and making amends became cornerstones of his recovery, leading to over two decades of sobriety. But Bruno's story isn't just about his personal battle with addiction. He also delves into the importance of ethical responsibility in business.
He argues that companies should act with a moral compass, emphasizing that businesses are made up of people who should strive for more than just profit. He distinguishes between leadership and management, highlighting that true leadership involves doing the right things and having an ethical north star. Bruno also touches on the dangers of using money as a substitute for drugs, a pitfall he warns is one of the last to overcome in recovery.
He advocates for a modern, sophisticated approach to addiction treatment, one that addresses multiple addictions, relapses, and triggers with advanced technology and robust aftercare programs. Bruno's story is not just inspiring; it's a call to action for better, more comprehensive addiction treatment methods. Tune in to hear his compelling journey and insightful perspectives on sobriety, ethics, and modern recovery.