Letting Go: The Perils of Trying to Fix Others
So for our listeners out there, if you're thinking about going to a meeting- any kind of meeting, whether it's a, a or Al-Anon, or s, l, a, a, which are the programs that I work, you know I want to encourage you to have faith, to show up for yourself, and you know I have never been in an Al-Anon meeting where I felt like it was not a safe space.
Have you ever found yourself trying to fix someone else’s problems, only to realize it’s a losing battle? In this episode of 'Sober Sisters Talk', hosts M.G. and Elizabeth Pudwill welcome Lisa to the conversation, diving into the common but hazardous habit of attempting to fix others. With their signature blend of humor and honesty, they unpack why self-awareness and personal growth are far more valuable pursuits.
Lisa shares her journey with Al-Anon, highlighting the pitfalls of controlling behavior and the importance of focusing on oneself. M.G. and Elizabeth, both seasoned veterans in sobriety, offer their own perspectives on the power of showing up for yourself. They delve into how honesty and vulnerability can transform your recovery journey, and why creating safe spaces in support groups is crucial.
The trio's candid stories and practical advice make this episode a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone in recovery or simply seeking better ways to navigate life's challenges. Whether you're new to sobriety or a long-time traveler on this path, you'll find relatable insights and encouragement here. Tune in to 'Sober Sisters Talk' and discover how letting go of the urge to fix others can lead to true serenity.