Progress Over Perfection: A Path to Sustainable Recovery
For a drunk like me, it can be that way, but what I've learned about myself through The Years is that perfectionism is a form of control and control is a form of fear.
Striving for perfection can often feel like an uphill battle, especially when you're on the road to recovery. In this episode of the Recovered Podcast, host Mark S. and his guests dive into the concept of 'progress, not perfection'. They share personal experiences and practical advice on how aiming for continuous improvement, rather than flawless execution, can make a world of difference in overcoming addiction.
The discussion sheds light on how perfectionism can actually hinder progress and why setting realistic goals is crucial for long-term success. By embracing humility and honesty, individuals can celebrate their small victories and build a strong foundation for lasting recovery. The episode also touches on the gift of desperation as a powerful motivator and the importance of honesty in building trust and accountability.
If you're looking for inspiration and practical tips to support your recovery journey, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.