Harry Derbitsky & Greg Suchy
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Ep. 63-Pete Mears Story of Recovery
Ep. 63-Pete Mears Story of Recovery
Ep. 63-Pete Mears Story of Recovery
Monday 9th May 2022
Hear Pete Mears' inspiring journey from addiction to recovery using the 3 Principles. Discover how he transformed his life.
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Get the buttons here!Pete Mears: From Darkness to a Life of Gratitude
It's changed my whole life, literally my whole life days.
Ever wondered how someone can transform from the depths of addiction to a life brimming with love and gratitude? In this episode of 'Addiction, Alcoholism & The 3 Principles', Pete Mears, affectionately known as 3PPete, shares his remarkable journey. Growing up with a trauma-filled childhood, Pete found himself spiraling into full-blown addiction, self-harm, and even suicide attempts. His story is raw and real, shedding light on the struggles many face but few openly discuss.
At his lowest, Pete was drowning in a liter and a half of vodka daily. The turning point came when a desperate attempt to end his life was thwarted by a compassionate policeman. This encounter was a catalyst for change, leading Pete to discover the 3 Principles. Through this philosophy, he learned to quiet the relentless voices in his head and rebuild his life from the inside out.
Pete's story isn't just about quitting alcohol; it's about addressing the mental and emotional turmoil that fuels addiction. His journey underscores the importance of inner work and how shifting one's mindset can lead to profound recovery. If you're looking for an inspiring tale of resilience and transformation, this episode is a must-listen. Pete's experiences offer hope and practical insights for anyone battling addiction or supporting someone who is.