Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald's Insightful Step One Experience with ISE
Joe McDonald's Insightful Step One Experience with ISE
Joe McDonald's Insightful Step One Experience with ISE
Thursday 15th February 2024
Join Joe McDonald on 'Position of Neutrality' as he shares his powerful journey through Step One of ISE, focusing on admitting powerlessness and finding hope.
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Joe McDonald
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Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Joe reflects on his journey through addiction recovery, including homelessness and personal struggles
- Emphasises the importance of taking action and embracing fellowship support
- Highlights the transformative power of admitting powerlessness in recovery
- Shares insights on the traps to avoid on the path to healing
- Offers hope to those navigating their own recovery journey
I started out as a business guy, had a little drinking problem, went to AA, AA told me to think it through. I thought it through until that didn't work. And then I went and got the rest of the order.
Ever wondered what it truly means to admit powerlessness over addiction? In this compelling episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald opens up about his personal experience with Step One of the Interactive Step Experience (ISE). Joe doesn't hold back as he recounts his past struggles, including the harrowing moments of homelessness, and how embracing powerlessness became a turning point in his recovery. Through candid reflections, Joe highlights the importance of taking action and finding support within the fellowship.
This episode isn't just about theory; it's about real-life application and the hope that comes with each small step forward. Whether you're at the beginning of your recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Joe's story is a beacon of hope and a reminder that recovery is possible.