Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Ego in Recovery | The Way Out Podcast Episode 173
Ego in Recovery | The Way Out Podcast Episode 173
Ego in Recovery | The Way Out Podcast Episode 173
Monday 20th January 2020
Discover how balancing ego with humility and gratitude can support sobriety. Join Charlie & Jason on The Way Out Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Ego in Recovery: Balancing Self-Perception and Sobriety
When we become aware of our egos, it's a part of this awakening that we have in our spiritual lives and we all of a sudden realize that we've been acting out of this ego and that if I connect to a higher power that I can help right size that ego and reduce and eliminate my suffering and get in line with my higher power.
Ever wondered how your sense of self can impact your recovery journey? This episode of 'The Way Out' dives deep into the role of ego in sobriety. Hosted by Charlie and Jason, the conversation unpacks how our egos shape the way we see ourselves and interact with the world. When out of balance, ego can become a stumbling block on the path to recovery, making it hard to seek help or accept support.
Charlie and Jason share their own experiences, highlighting how ego issues cropped up during their addiction and early recovery. They also discuss strategies to keep ego in check, focusing on the importance of humility and gratitude. These practices, they argue, are crucial for maintaining sobriety and reducing the risk of relapse. The episode wraps up with insights from the Sober & Serious community and listener calls, making it a rich resource for anyone grappling with addiction.
Tune in for practical advice and heartfelt stories that could make a real difference in your recovery journey.