Antonia Ryan
Antonia Ryan
Episode 35 - How to Overcome Negativity
Episode 35 - How to Overcome Negativity
Episode 35 - How to Overcome Negativity
Thursday 3rd November 2022
Learn practical tips from Lewis David on overcoming negativity and staying positive in addiction recovery on The Alcohol Recovery Show.
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A plan is, you know, it sounds boring, it sounds too simple, but simply so. It provides a framework for quite a few of the WinsPress books...
Negativity can feel like a dark cloud hanging over your journey to sobriety. In this episode of The Alcohol Recovery Show, Lewis David takes a deep dive into why negativity strikes and how to tackle it head-on. He explores the emotional rollercoaster that often accompanies addiction and offers practical advice on how to manage these challenging feelings.
With years of experience and wisdom from his best-selling books, Lewis shares actionable strategies that can help you stay positive and focused on your recovery goals. One key takeaway? Effective planning. Lewis emphasizes how having a solid plan can be a game-changer, providing a roadmap to navigate through tough times. He also talks about the importance of gaining perspective and recognizing the role of confirmation bias in perpetuating negative thoughts.
By shifting to solution-focused thinking, you can start to see the positives and build on them, one step at a time. Whether you're in the early stages of recovery or have been sober for years, this episode is packed with insights that can help you maintain a positive outlook and keep moving forward. Tune in to learn how to turn negativity into a stepping stone rather than a stumbling block.