Steven Herndon: Building Bridges to Sobriety and Brotherhood
But at The End Of The Day, the community is only as solid as the group of men that are in it and working together and holding loving another man enough to actually call him out and say: hey man, I'm concerned about you.
Ever wondered what it takes to turn personal battles into a beacon of hope for others? In this episode of 'One Hour AT A Time', host Mary Woods sits down with Steven Herndon, the president and co-founder of Safety Net Recovery. Steven’s story is one of resilience, community, and the power of forgiveness.
He opens up about his struggles with addiction, the role of love and brotherhood in his recovery, and the life-changing decision to establish a structured sober living community for men. Herndon doesn’t just share his journey; he offers a roadmap for others navigating their own paths to sobriety. He delves into the importance of community support, emphasizing how calling out and supporting fellow recovering addicts can make all the difference.
Steven also tackles the tough topic of prescription painkillers, sharing his own experiences with pain management and the necessity of finding alternatives to pills. Forgiveness is another cornerstone of this episode. Steven explains how letting go of anger and resentment can be liberating, and why asking for forgiveness is equally crucial. His insights are both personal and practical, providing listeners with actionable advice on how to build a foundation for recovery.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone touched by addiction or mental health issues, offering hope, practical tips, and a sense of camaraderie. Tune in to hear Steven Herndon’s inspiring journey and learn how community and forgiveness can pave the way to a brighter future.