Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
My Normal Nature?
My Normal Nature?
My Normal Nature?
Wednesday 2nd March 2022
Joe McDonald discusses 'normal nature' and its role in sobriety, highlighting the value of childlike curiosity and authenticity.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Your True Self: Joe McDonald on 'Normal Nature' in Sobriety
Normal human nature is childlike rather than childish...when I'm well, I'm more inquisitive and genuine. And yes, that's my normal nature.
Ever wondered what it means to be your true self? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald dives into the intriguing concept of 'normal nature' and its connection to sobriety. Joe opens up about his journey to understand what 'normal nature' really means, a process that led him to seek insights from psychiatric professionals. He discovered that while drinking, our behavior might only slightly resemble our true nature. But what is this true nature?
Joe suggests that it's childlike, not childish. Being childlike means embracing innocence and curiosity, rather than immaturity and stubbornness. For Joe, understanding his normal nature has been a cornerstone of his sobriety. It has helped him recognize when his actions aren't true to himself and make necessary adjustments. As he puts it, 'when I'm well, I'm more inquisitive and genuine'. This episode isn't just about quitting alcohol; it's about self-discovery and living the principles of Alcoholics Anonymous.
By embracing our childlike curiosity and authenticity, we can stay true to ourselves and live fulfilling lives in sobriety. If you're on a journey to understand yourself better and maintain sobriety, this episode offers valuable insights that could make a real difference.