Setting Boundaries in Recovery: Joe and Erin's Honest Conversation
I'm selfish and self-centered to the core, and you know, the gratitude that hits me today will be forgotten tomorrow
Imagine catching up with old friends who share their raw and honest experiences about the ups and downs of recovery. In this episode of 'Picnic Table Society,' Joe and Erin dive into their personal journeys, reflecting on what they've learned and the ongoing challenges they face. They candidly discuss the importance of being present and practicing gratitude, two values that have profoundly shaped their perspectives on life and recovery.
One standout moment in their conversation is when they talk about the pitfalls of getting too wrapped up in other people's problems. Erin's words, 'I'm selfish and self-centered to the core, and you know, the gratitude that hits me today will be forgotten tomorrow', resonate deeply, highlighting the constant struggle to maintain a balanced approach to self-care and helping others. Joe and Erin also explore the crucial need for setting boundaries.
They emphasize that while it's essential to support others, it's equally important to take care of oneself first. This episode offers a refreshing mix of humor, heartfelt honesty, and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating the complexities of sobriety. Whether you're in recovery yourself or supporting someone who is, you'll find valuable insights and relatable stories that remind you of the power of presence and gratitude.
Tune in to 'Picnic Table Society' for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion that leaves you feeling both informed and inspired.