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February 13 - We Can't Think Our Way Sober - Jay T. (Herndon, VA)
February 13 - We Can't Think Our Way Sober - Jay T. (Herndon, VA)
February 13 - We Can't Think Our Way Sober - Jay T. (Herndon, VA)
Saturday 13th February 2021
Jay T. discusses why thinking alone isn't enough for sobriety and emphasizes the role of action and service in recovery. Tune in for valuable insights.
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Get the buttons here!Jay T. on Why Thinking Alone Won't Keep You Sober
Proper use of thought is BEFORE action. WE CAN'T THINK OUR WAY SOBER
Ever thought you could outsmart addiction? Jay T. from Herndon, VA, challenges this notion in a compelling episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast. He shares his journey and emphasizes that no matter how intelligent you are, you can't think your way to sobriety. Instead, Jay highlights the importance of action over mere thought. He reflects on the idea that intelligence is a gift, much like any other talent, but it's not a reliable tool for recovery.
It's the power greater than ourselves that brings us back to sanity, not our IQ or degrees. Jay also dives into how early drinking can significantly affect the brain, often setting the stage for alcoholism. He stresses that service has been a cornerstone of his recovery, suggesting that a mindset focused on helping others can be incredibly beneficial. Jay's insights on finding what works for each individual in their recovery journey are both practical and inspiring.
As the episode wraps up, Jay discusses the evolution of Alcoholics Anonymous and how technology has transformed communication among its members. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone looking to understand the nuances of staying sober and living a fulfilling life in recovery. Tune in to hear Jay's thought-provoking perspectives and learn how taking action can make all the difference.