M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
M2 THE ROCK || GRATITUDE || MICHAEL MOLTHAN
M2 THE ROCK || GRATITUDE || MICHAEL MOLTHAN
M2 THE ROCK || GRATITUDE || MICHAEL MOLTHAN
Friday 19th November 2021
Michael Molthan shares how gratitude and forgiveness helped him overcome addiction on M2 The Rock. Tune in for inspiring stories and insights.
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M2 THE ROCK || Michael Molthan
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Get the buttons here!Michael Molthan on Finding Strength in Gratitude and Forgiveness
If you forgive those who sin against you, your heavenly father will forgive you. You ready, the role I played in it is: I chose to hold on to the resentment, and it took me Years to see my boys again.
What happens when you blend gratitude with the power of forgiveness? Michael Molthan takes us on a personal journey through his struggles with addiction and the transformative effects of embracing gratitude and forgiveness. In this episode of M2 The Rock, Michael recounts his fall from being a successful homebuilder to hitting rock bottom with multiple arrests and a life derailed by addiction. He doesn't shy away from the raw details, making his story all the more compelling.
But it's not just about the lows; it's about how he climbed back up. Michael shares how forgiving himself and others helped him reconnect with his children and rebuild broken relationships. He emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment and shedding resentment to move forward. If you've ever battled anxiety or fear in recovery, Michael's insights offer a beacon of hope.
His story is a powerful reminder that no matter how deep the abyss, there's always a way out. Tune in to hear about resilience, the human spirit's strength, and how gratitude and forgiveness can be game-changers on the road to recovery.