Recovery Squared Radio with Steve Wofford shares weekly stories and tools of transformation.
Recovery Squared Radio with Steve Wofford shares weekly stories and tools of transformation.
How to Become a Thriving Entrepreneur After Addiction and Jail with Aaron Pierson #4
How to Become a Thriving Entrepreneur After Addiction and Jail with Aaron Pierson #4
How to Become a Thriving Entrepreneur After Addiction and Jail with Aaron Pierson #4
Monday 4th July 2016
Tune in to hear Aaron Pierson's journey from addiction and jail to successful entrepreneurship on Recovery Squared Radio.
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Recovery Squared Radio with Steve Wofford shares weekly stories and tools of transformation.
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Get the buttons here!Aaron Pierson: From Addiction and Jail to Thriving Entrepreneur
I like to say that the worst time of my life created the best time of my life.
Ever thought about how someone can turn their life around after addiction and jail time? Aaron Pierson’s story is one for the books. In this episode of Recovery Squared Radio, host Steve Wofford chats with Aaron, who shares his incredible journey from hitting rock bottom to becoming a successful entrepreneur. Aaron opens up about his struggles with addiction, the time he spent in jail, and how those dark days laid the foundation for his transformation.
He credits early recovery programs like AA for giving him the initial push, but it was meditation, mindfulness, and a shift in beliefs that truly set him on the path to success. You'll hear about the practical tools he used to keep moving forward and how he harnessed the power of positive thinking to create an epic life. If you're looking for a story of resilience and hope, this episode is a must-listen.
Aaron's journey shows that no matter how low you go, there's always a way up.