Jesse Mogle
Jesse Mogle
No two people experience you the same way
No two people experience you the same way
No two people experience you the same way
Tuesday 24th August 2021
Join Jesse Mogle as he explores how everyone sees you differently and what this means for your recovery journey in 'From Sobriety to Recovery'.
28 minutes
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Jesse Mogle
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Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Seeing Through Different Eyes: Your Evolving Self in Recovery
And now, after this episode, you realize that no two people see you the same, that your partner in your home doesn't see the same as your children do, and because of this, you can realize that you are literally creating a new version of yourself in everybody's eyes, and that your behavior Yesterday does not have to be indicative of how you're going to behave toward them Today.
Ever wondered why people see you differently? In this episode of 'From Sobriety to Recovery', Jesse Mogle tackles this intriguing question. He explains how each person you know has a unique version of you in their mind. From your parents to your coworkers, no two people experience you the same way. Jesse dives into why this happens and how it’s actually a good thing, especially when you're on a recovery journey.
He emphasizes that even you don’t see yourself the same way you used to, particularly when comparing your life in active addiction to your life in sobriety and recovery. This realization, Jesse argues, gives you the freedom to be authentically you, without the need to mute or alter yourself for others. You get to choose what parts of your past to share and how much of your future dreams to reveal.
This episode is all about embracing your evolving self and understanding that personal growth means constant change. Jesse also touches on the importance of surrounding yourself with people who support your growth rather than those who anchor you to the past. He wraps up by discussing various programs that can aid in sobriety, recovery, and overall personal development. Tune in for a refreshing perspective on self-perception and the liberating power of being true to yourself.