George Wood

George Wood The Sober Truth

George Wood

  • Episode 16| Part 1: Founder & former director of The Underground Network | Brian Sanders

Episode 16| Part 1: Founder & former director of The Underground Network | Brian Sanders

Friday 17th December 2021

Join George Wood as he talks with Brian Sanders about humility, grace, and leadership in recovery on 'The Sober Truth' podcast.
35 minutes
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George Wood The Sober Truth
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George Wood
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Religion & Spirituality
Creative Recovery Journeys
Recovery from Trauma
Financial Health in Recovery
Healing from Sexual Trauma
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Brian Sanders: Embracing Humility and Grace in Recovery

The real horror of pride is stagnation. When we just believe in ourselves, have this high level of confidence, walk into situations we're blind, right.
What happens when you mix faith, recovery, and a passion for social change? You get a conversation like the one between George Wood and Brian Sanders on this episode of 'The Sober Truth'. Brian, the founder and former Executive Director of The Underground Network, sits down with George to share his journey and the invaluable lessons he’s learned along the way.
As an author and social entrepreneur, Brian dives into the core mission of The Underground Network, reflecting on how it has pushed individuals out of their comfort zones and into a life of purpose and community service. He candidly discusses the pitfalls of pride and the necessity of humility in both leadership and personal growth. Throughout their chat, Brian opens up about his own experiences with trauma and how they’ve shaped his understanding of grace and empathy.
He emphasizes that recognizing our limitations and seeking help from others is crucial in the recovery process. One striking moment in the episode is when Brian says, 'The real horror of pride is stagnation. When we just believe in ourselves, have this high level of confidence, walk into situations we're blind, right'. His words resonate deeply, reminding us that true growth comes from acknowledging our weaknesses and being open to learning from others.
This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone navigating recovery or looking to enhance their leadership skills. Brian’s insights on humility, grace, and faith offer a refreshing perspective that’s both inspiring and practical. Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that underscores the transformative power of community and compassion.