The Power of Humility in Recovery
Episode Overview
Admitting you need help is the first step towards humility. Being 'right-sized' means balancing self-importance with self-deprecation. Service work can foster a sense of humility. Humility helps build strong support networks. Honesty about your struggles and achievements is crucial.
No one comes into recovery on a winning streak; admitting you need help takes a massive amount of humility.
Humility is a game-changer in the journey of recovery, and this episode of Recovered Podcast dives deep into its significance. Hosted by Mark S. and featuring Molly, Gigi, and Dave, the conversation centres around how embracing humility can transform lives affected by addiction. The hosts share personal stories and reflections on how humility helps them stay grounded and connected to their recovery community.
They discuss the initial discomfort of admitting they needed help and how that first step requires a huge dose of humility. Gigi talks about her experience with therapy and how acknowledging her need for help was a humbling yet pivotal moment. Dave explains the concept of being 'right-sized' – finding a balance between self-importance and self-deprecation. The episode also touches on the importance of service work and how helping others can foster a sense of humility.
The hosts agree that humility isn't about feeling less important but about being honest and open about one's struggles and achievements. They also highlight the role of humility in building strong support networks and making amends for past mistakes. If you're looking for an episode that combines heartfelt personal anecdotes with practical advice on staying humble in recovery, this one's for you. Tune in to learn how humility can be your cornerstone for lasting sobriety.