Unlocking Change: The Role of Curiosity and Stillness in Recovery
The desire to be self-aware is to know how do I tick? Why do I do these things? I do.
Ever wondered why some people seem to make lasting changes while others struggle? In this episode of 'Relational Recovery', hosts Wes Thompson and Austin Hill continue their deep dive into the science of behavior change. They break down how identifying unwanted behaviors and recognizing patterns can give those in recovery a unique edge. The conversation is packed with practical advice on developing self-awareness and self-acceptance through contemplative practices like prayer, scriptural reading, silence, and solitude.
Wes and Austin emphasize that daily practice is key to making these changes stick. They also tackle the challenge of finding stillness in our hectic world, highlighting how modern life often disrupts our ability to reflect. But don't worry, they offer plenty of tips to help you incorporate these practices into your daily routine. A major takeaway? Curiosity is your secret weapon.
By being genuinely curious about your own behavior and the behavior of others, you can unlock deeper self-awareness and start making meaningful changes. Whether you're just starting your recovery journey or looking for new strategies to stay on track, this episode offers valuable insights and practical tools to help you succeed.