New Year's Resolutions: Worth It or Waste of Time?
Episode Overview
Reframe resolutions as commitments to personal growth. Emotional sobriety is key to maintaining overall sobriety. Mentorship can significantly aid in achieving goals. Living one day at a time helps manage overwhelming tasks. Faith can guide decisions and maintain sobriety.
I decided to make a resolution not to make any resolutions. Then I realised I had just made a resolution!
Are New Year's resolutions worth the hype, or are they just setting us up for failure? In this engaging episode of Take 12 Recovery Radio, Monty Dale Meyer, affectionately known as the Montyman, and his co-host Roger McDermott tackle this age-old question with humour and heartfelt insights. They share their own experiences with resolutions, both successful and not-so-successful, and discuss how these annual promises can impact emotional sobriety and personal growth.
The duo also emphasises the importance of mentorship in recovery, highlighting how having a supportive network can make all the difference in sticking to one's goals. They explore the idea of living one day at a time and how faith plays a crucial role in guiding decisions and maintaining sobriety. Monty and Roger's candid conversation reframes New Year's resolutions from daunting tasks into meaningful commitments to personal development.
Whether you're someone who loves making resolutions or someone who's given up on them entirely, this episode offers valuable perspectives that can help you approach the new year with a fresh mindset. Ready to rethink your approach to New Year's resolutions? Tune in for a dose of inspiration and practical advice!