- We Know Jack.
We Know Jack.
Jamie Paige; Westside Current / Inner View I
Jamie Paige; Westside Current / Inner View I
Jamie Paige; Westside Current / Inner View I
Monday 28th February 2022
Jamie Paige joins We Know Jack to discuss addiction, emotional sobriety, and the power of recognizing unhealthy thinking patterns on 'Mental Obsession Discussion'.
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Get the buttons here!Jamie Paige on Confronting Addiction and Embracing Emotional Sobriety
The conflict is within each of us, and if we talk about it openly, it might be an opening to see that most human conflict has always been based on ideals that are not ideal.
Ever wonder how your thoughts shape your reality, especially when battling addiction? This episode of 'Mental Obsession Discussion / Emotional Sobriety' features a candid conversation between host We Know Jack and Jamie Paige, the editor and publisher of the Westside Current. Jamie dives deep into the mental maze of addiction, exploring how our thinking patterns can either trap us or set us free.
He challenges the notion of blind faith and denial, urging listeners to recognize and dismantle the lies we often tell ourselves. Jamie and Jack discuss the ego's role in addiction and how our self-image can be a figment of our imagination, leading to destructive behaviors. The episode is packed with insights on taking responsibility for change and understanding that many of our beliefs are based on faulty thinking.
Jamie emphasizes that recognizing these unhealthy patterns is the first step toward emotional sobriety. They also touch on the physical toll addiction takes, highlighting how stress and mental obsession can wreak havoc on our bodies. One of the most compelling parts of their discussion is the idea that much of human conflict stems from ideals that aren't ideal at all.
By talking openly about these conflicts, Jamie believes we can begin to see through the illusions and start living more authentic lives. If you're looking for a thought-provoking dialogue that challenges your perceptions and offers practical advice for emotional sobriety, this episode is a must-listen.