A is for Alcoholic

A is for Alcoholic

A is for Alcoholic

  • H is for Hubris & Humility

H is for Hubris & Humility

Tuesday 3rd September 2019

John and Jerry from 'A is for Alcoholic' explore hubris and humility in recovery, sharing personal stories and emphasizing self-compassion.
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57 minutes
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Balancing Hubris and Humility in Recovery: A Deep Dive

Treat yourself good man, don't, don't get your head too big.
Ever thought about how overconfidence and humility play tug-of-war in the lives of those recovering from alcoholism? In this episode of 'A is for Alcoholic', hosts John and Jerry tackle the intriguing dynamics between hubris and humility. They share personal stories from their drinking days, highlighting moments of arrogance and how it often led to unpredictable and messy situations. Imagine trying to roll a hundred-sided die in the back of a bus during an earthquake—yeah, it's that chaotic.
Now, picture the calm after the storm, where introspection and humility start to take root. That's the journey John and Jerry explore. They emphasize the importance of being honest with oneself, shedding the facade of false confidence, and embracing vulnerability. It's a candid conversation about the mental health struggles that often accompany sobriety, and the pressure to 'perform' in recovery. But it’s not all heavy; there's a sprinkle of humor as they navigate these serious topics.
If you're someone who's on a recovery journey, supporting a loved one, or just curious about the emotional rollercoaster of sobriety, this episode offers a heartfelt look into the balancing act of hubris and humility. Tune in for an authentic discussion that underscores the need for self-compassion and introspection.