From Confucius to Tiger Woods: Navigating Life's Twists with Doug and Staci
I think you almost have to go into it ready to understand that life is going to throw a lot of different curve balls your way, and you know you're going to change through it. You have to let go of your image of what you think life is supposed to look like, or what you think things are going to look like, and embrace the fact that it could look different, and different could still be beautiful.
Ever wondered how ancient wisdom, a political scandal, and a golf legend can tie into a conversation about addiction and relationships? In this episode of 'The Addicted to Love Podcast', Doug and Staci Wilkinson weave together an eclectic mix of topics, from Confucius' teachings to the Monica Lewinsky scandal and Tiger Woods' career. But it’s not just a history lesson.
They dive deep into their personal journey through substance abuse, marriage, and faith, revealing how they’ve managed to keep their family intact through thick and thin. Doug and Staci candidly discuss the challenges they faced and the strategies they used to evolve together as a couple. They highlight the importance of seeking help and the power of the Enneagram in improving communication.
Understanding their personality types has helped them navigate their relationship more effectively, showing that no type is better or worse—just different. Self-worth and positive thinking are also key themes in this episode. Staci emphasizes the need to build a positive self-image and reframe negative thoughts to lead a fulfilling life. The couple shares heartwarming anecdotes about family, food, and adapting to change, illustrating how small shifts in perspective can make a big difference.
Whether you're dealing with addiction, trying to improve your relationship, or simply looking for some inspiration, this episode offers a wealth of insights. Doug and Staci’s blend of sincerity and humor makes it feel like you’re having a conversation with trusted friends. Tune in for a mix of ancient wisdom, modern challenges, and timeless advice on love and recovery.