Who’s Really in Control? Insights from Mike Todd on Recovery and Letting Go
For me, it starts in the mornings with the cup of coffee. It starts with getting in that consciously, in that mode, and I realized this morning I'm in a lot more gratitude as I'm realizing that I'm turning things over to god and that he's in control.
Ever feel like you need to control every little detail in your life, especially during recovery? In this thought-provoking episode of The #RecoveryFirst Podcast, host Mike Todd dives into the struggles and beauty of relinquishing control. Drawing from his own experiences, Mike opens up about the constant tug-of-war between wanting to manage everything and learning to let go. He shares how he navigates these feelings, and how embracing the unpredictability of life can actually enhance your recovery journey.
Mike also discusses the critical role of recovery housing advocacy in South Carolina, shedding light on initiatives like the South Carolina Recovery Housing Association. They’re making strides by ensuring naloxone is available in all recovery homes, a vital step towards safer recovery environments. Beyond the practical advice, Mike offers a glimpse into his daily routine, emphasizing the importance of starting the day with a positive mindset.
Whether it’s a cup of coffee, meditation, or a simple prayer, these small acts help him remember that he’s not in control—and that’s okay. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is. Tune in to find out how letting go can be a powerful tool in your recovery arsenal.