Joe Lindsey: From Seminary Rejection to Sober Living Advocate
Episode Overview
Joe Lindsey's journey from addiction to owning Stepping Stones Sober Living His struggle with substance abuse, relocations, and demoralization The transformative power of recovery meetings and community support Insight into the operations and ethos of Stepping Stones Sober Living Reflections on the role of music and spirituality in Joe's recovery journey
One of the great things about the 12 steps in recovery for me has been this realization of what it means to not manage my life. And what that, you know, that's not paying the mortgage, paying the electric bill. Those are things that we all have to do. But instead, I don't worry about i have to do abc so that i can xyz
Ever wondered how someone goes from being kicked out of seminary to owning a sober living home? Meet Joe Lindsey. In this episode of 'This Pink Cloud', DJ Kelly Reverb, Chad LeMans, and Surya Nycole sit down with Joe to uncover his incredible journey. Growing up in Longview, Texas, Joe discovered his musical talent early on but also fell into the trap of drinking and drugs.
His journey through addiction, multiple relocations, and various substances led him to a point where he felt utterly lost and demoralized. However, his path to recovery took a dramatic turn when he found himself in a meth-induced psychosis and had a life-changing realization during a recovery meeting. Joe's commitment to sobriety paved the way for his transformative work at Stepping Stones Sober Living in McKinney, Texas.
Through his experiences, Joe learned the power of community, honesty, and creating a safe space for others in recovery. Tune in to hear how Joe turned his life around and now helps others do the same.