Facing Parenting Fears and Recovery Truths with Preston Moore
The four step is more about getting honest with oneself. Getting honest with oneself, because when I share these things with someone, most of the time it's love and acceptance, but it's getting over the hump of openly admitting to myself everything and laying it all out on the line and risking judgment and vulnerability and all that funky stuff that helps with taking a fearless and moral inventory and putting it all on the line.
Parenting can feel like walking a tightrope, balancing the fear of messing up your kids with the hope that everything will turn out okay. In this episode of 'The High Cost of Anonymity', hosts Preston Moore and K Preston Moore dive deep into the anxieties that come with raising children. They share their personal struggles with shame, guilt, and the ever-present worry of falling short as parents.
But it's not all doom and gloom; they also talk about how community support and mentorship can be game-changers in this challenging journey. Another key topic in this episode is the often-dreaded fourth step of recovery. Many people find the idea of sharing their deepest secrets terrifying, but Preston and K Preston Moore argue that it's more about being honest with yourself. They discuss how this step is crucial for building connections and fostering a sense of community.
By opening up, you not only help yourself but also create a supportive environment for others going through similar struggles. This episode is a raw and honest reflection on the difficulties of life and the incredible power of vulnerability. If you're grappling with parenting challenges or the daunting steps of recovery, this conversation offers both hope and practical advice. Tune in for an engaging and heartfelt discussion that reminds us all of the strength found in sharing our stories.