Not So Anonymous
Not So Anonymous
Dirty Recovery
Dirty Recovery
Dirty Recovery
Tuesday 23rd November 2021
Join 'Not So Anonymous' as they tackle the fourth step of recovery, exploring the benefits of honesty and self-discovery. Listen now for valuable insights.
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69 minutes
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
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Get the buttons here!Facing the Fourth Step: Unveiling Truths in Recovery
No one dies from working a four step, but a lot of people die from not working a four step. It almost happened to me, you know for sure.
Ever wondered what it takes to truly confront your past and find your real self? In this episode of 'Not So Anonymous', hosts Dylan, Jordan, Donny, and Gumer tackle the daunting fourth step of recovery. This step is all about digging deep into one's moral inventory, a process that can be both challenging and enlightening. Dylan's mishap with his fourth step notebook sets the tone for a raw and honest discussion.
Jordan shares his initial fears about the process, while Donny talks about the physical toll of harboring secrets. Gumer, on the other hand, experiences a breakthrough that sheds light on his journey. The hosts emphasize the importance of honesty and the courage it takes to face uncomfortable truths. They explore how this step isn't just about identifying faults but also recognizing character strengths.
The conversation delves into the risks of avoiding these truths, such as the fear of losing control, and the benefits of embracing them, like finding emotional security. They stress the necessity of immediate action and the dangers of minimizing or justifying one's behavior.
The episode wraps up with a poignant reminder: 'No one dies from working a fourth step, but a lot of people die from not working a fourth step.' This candid discussion offers valuable insights for anyone on their own path to recovery, highlighting the transformative power of self-discovery and honesty.