Rev. Lona LC Currie
Rev. Lona LC Currie
Can Addiction Be A Gift? A Conversation with Brendon Watt, World Renowned Author & Speaker
Can Addiction Be A Gift? A Conversation with Brendon Watt, World Renowned Author & Speaker
Can Addiction Be A Gift? A Conversation with Brendon Watt, World Renowned Author & Speaker
Sunday 20th February 2022
Brendon Watt discusses transforming addiction into a source of joy and fulfillment through honesty, community, and choice on 'Recovery Soulfood'.
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Rev. Lona LC Currie
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Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Turning Struggles into Strength: Brendon Watt's Take on Addiction
I just feel that it's that easy to make that choice, and it's not going to feel exactly right, because our nervous system is still vibrating in the way that we have created it too.
Ever thought addiction could be more than just a battle? In this episode of 'Recovery Soulfood', Rev. Lona LC Currie chats with Brendon Watt, a world-renowned author and speaker, who offers a fresh perspective on addiction. Brendon dives into his personal story, revealing how he transformed his life through recovery. He talks about the power of accessing your own consciousness and the importance of being brutally honest with yourself.
It’s not just about quitting; it’s about creating a life filled with joy and fulfillment. Brendon shares practical tools and insights to break free from limiting beliefs and judgments that hold many back. He emphasizes the significance of building a supportive community and living a life rooted in gratitude and choice. This episode is packed with inspiration and actionable advice for anyone looking to turn their struggles into strengths.
Tune in to hear Brendon's unique take on how addiction can become a powerful catalyst for positive change.