Tara Nicole: From Party Girl to Sober Warrior on Chase The Vase
So it s kind of like this inner dialogue that basically tells me: okay, well, you ve earned this. So you talk about a really important part: David Coggin S 4x4x48.. So that s four miles every four hours. Sobriety, for me is super mental, right, and I think that s kind of what you re talking about.
How does someone go from a self-proclaimed party girl to a beacon of hope in the sober community? In this heartfelt episode of 'Chase The Vase', host Brock Bevell chats with Tara Nicole, a single mom and recovering alcoholic, about her tumultuous journey to sobriety. Tara opens up about her childhood, marked by domestic violence and the absence of parental support after her father passed away.
By 14, she was already getting into trouble with the law, and her teenage years spiraled into a haze of alcohol, pills, and self-harm. Tara’s story is raw and unfiltered. She talks about how she used substances to numb her pain and how this led to a toxic cycle that was hard to break. But Tara didn't let her past define her future. She found solace and strength in her sober community, realizing she wasn't alone in her struggles.
She shares how crucial it is to surround oneself with supportive people and be honest about toxic relationships. Throughout the episode, Tara and Brock discuss the impact of addiction on family dynamics and how unresolved trauma can perpetuate these cycles. Tara emphasizes the importance of therapy and self-reflection, highlighting how these tools have been vital in her recovery journey. She even shares her experience with David Goggins' 4x4x48 challenge, which helped her build mental toughness and discipline.
Tara's message is clear: if you're struggling with addiction, reach out and be honest. She encourages listeners to seek help and build a network of support. This episode is not just informative but deeply inspiring, offering a candid look at the challenges and triumphs of addiction recovery. Tune in for an episode that’s both a reality check and a beacon of hope.