The Refuge Ministry
The Refuge Ministry
Build Yourself and The People Around You (Conversation 1) (Part 5)
Build Yourself and The People Around You (Conversation 1) (Part 5)
Build Yourself and The People Around You (Conversation 1) (Part 5)
Monday 9th January 2023
Learn how accountability fosters trust and growth in relationships. Join Wes Thompson and Austin Hill on 'Relational Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Building Trust Through Accountability: The Key to Lasting Relationships
If we want to change, we have to do it with other people, and the best way to do it is not alone.
What if the secret to stronger relationships and overcoming addiction lies in accountability? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill unpack the often misunderstood concept of accountability. They shed light on how holding yourself and others accountable can actually be a positive force in building trust and fostering lasting relationships. Far from being about shaming or guilting, accountability here is framed as a supportive act.
It’s about asking someone what steps they can take this week to avoid unwanted behaviors, putting the power of change in their hands. The hosts highlight that consistency in showing up positively is crucial. It sends a message that you are reliable and committed to the growth and well-being of those around you. This isn’t just for those in recovery; it’s a principle that applies to all areas of life. Intentionality also plays a significant role.
Being deliberate about communication, asking meaningful questions, and offering encouragement creates an environment ripe for growth and change. Wes and Austin stress that accountability is an act of love, a way of fighting for someone’s future. They also touch on the importance of reciprocal relationships, where both parties are committed to mutual growth and accountability. By fostering these kinds of relationships, we create a powerful space for transformation.
'Relational Recovery' is a treasure trove for anyone looking to build healthier relationships and overcome addiction. This episode, in particular, offers valuable insights into how accountability, intentionality, and consistency can lead to lasting change. So, if you're on a journey towards growth and recovery, this conversation is one you won’t want to miss.