Robert Pardon - The Recovery Guy
Robert Pardon
Episode #27 – The Monday Fix: Recovery Paradigm
Episode #27 – The Monday Fix: Recovery Paradigm
Episode #27 – The Monday Fix: Recovery Paradigm
Thursday 22nd August 2019
Robert Pardon explores the impact of paradigms on recovery, offering practical advice for personal growth in Episode 27 of The Recovery Guy Podcast.
19 minutes
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Robert Pardon - The Recovery Guy
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Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Shifting Perspectives: Embracing New Paradigms for Recovery
I needed to then elevate my thinking, as Stephen would say, and change my paradigm.
Ever wondered how a simple shift in perspective can transform your recovery journey? In Episode 27 of The Recovery Guy Podcast, Robert Pardon, known as The Recovery Guy, dives into the concept of paradigms and their pivotal role in personal growth and addiction recovery. Robert shares his own story of discovering paradigms through Stephen Covey's principle-centered leadership, which opened new doors for his own recovery progress.
He was seven years into his journey and yearning for more growth when a friend introduced him to Covey's work. This episode isn't just about theory; it's a call to action. Robert encourages listeners to take a personal inventory and think about where they want to go—spiritually, mentally, and tangibly. He discusses the importance of identifying and changing flawed paradigms that might be holding you back.
Instead of getting stuck in subjective thinking, Robert suggests adopting successive approximation for behavioral and cognitive changes. This approach helps you make gradual, meaningful adjustments that lead to significant outcomes over time. The episode wraps up with Robert challenging listeners to reflect on their own thinking patterns and identify any erroneous paradigms. It's an inspiring message for anyone on the path to recovery or personal growth, offering practical advice and a fresh perspective on how to achieve your goals.