Making Resolutions Stick: Tips from Friends In Recovery
You need to recognize that you bring things to people’s lives. Even if you didn’t keep the New Year’s resolution, you can start today. Ed and Mike talk about the benefits of Alcoholics Anonymous. You need to ask for help. Addiction can lead to despair. Willpower alone is not enough to overcome addiction. There are many opportunities to get help.
New Year’s resolutions often start with a bang but can fizzle out quickly, especially when you're navigating addiction recovery. In this episode of Friends In Recovery, hosts Mike Miles and Ed Chionchio Sr tackle the tricky subject of sticking to those well-intentioned goals. They dive into the importance of recognizing your own value, the necessity of asking for help, and the benefits of support groups like Alcoholics Anonymous.
Ed and Mike share personal stories and practical advice, emphasizing that willpower alone isn't enough to overcome addiction. They also discuss the many resources available to those seeking help, from professional counseling to family interventions. This episode is packed with insights that can help you stay on track with your resolutions and make meaningful changes in your life.