Michelle Hensley
Michelle Hensley
Joshua Barrett part 2: The Interview
Joshua Barrett part 2: The Interview
Joshua Barrett part 2: The Interview
Saturday 27th February 2021
Join Michelle Hensley on 'The Edge of Grace' as she interviews Joshua Barrett about his inspiring journey to recovery through love and community.
25 minutes
Inspiring
Raw
Empowering
Informative
Hopeful
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Michelle Hensley
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Religion & Spirituality
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Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Joshua Barrett: Healing Through Love and Community
I don't have to be angry and I don't have to be defensive, and it's allowed me to be calm and to be loving and to really empathize with other people and know that the just the devastation that just being like cut off on traffic consistently, like it's just dehumanizing and like I know, like I hate that it makes me angry and we talk about it, we joke about it, but the reality is that, like there were times in my life where I did not want to be alive and I did not see like a reason to move forward and a stranger would smile at me.
What happens when you combine unconditional love, spirituality, and a commitment to helping others? You get Joshua Barrett's incredible journey to recovery. In this episode of 'The Edge of Grace', host Michelle Hensley sits down with Joshua, the Founder and President of Go Be Love Inc, to unpack his inspiring story. Joshua opens up about his struggles with addiction and the trauma that impacted his mental health.
But it’s not just about the struggles; it's about the triumphs and the lessons learned along the way. He shares how embracing unconditional love and forgiveness became cornerstones of his healing process. During the pandemic, Joshua took his mission further by creating a community garden, turning a time of isolation into an opportunity for connection and support. His work in the community underscores the importance of empathy and loving our neighbors as ourselves.
As Joshua puts it, 'I don't have to be angry and I don't have to be defensive, and it's allowed me to be calm and to be loving and to really empathize with other people'. Tune in to hear Joshua's raw and uplifting account of overcoming adversity through love and community.