Paul Churchill had his last drink on 7 September 2014. He’s still counting. Getting sober is just the beginning…
Paul Churchill had his last drink on 7 September 2014. He’s still counting. Getting sober is just the beginning…
RE 486: The Most Dangerous Thing on the Planet
RE 486: The Most Dangerous Thing on the Planet
RE 486: The Most Dangerous Thing on the Planet
Monday 10th June 2024
Join Adam as he shares his powerful journey to sobriety and discusses the human ego's role in addiction with host Paul Churchill.
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Paul Churchill had his last drink on 7 September 2014. He’s still counting. Getting sober is just the beginning…
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Episode Overview
- Addiction can dismantle the human ego.
- Self-awareness is crucial in recovery.
- Community support provides essential encouragement.
- Imagination can be rediscovered in sobriety.
- Family can be a powerful motivator for change.
I just finally wanted it enough to where I thought I don't care what it takes. I'm going to do it.
In this episode of Recovery Elevator, Paul Churchill welcomes Adam, a 46-year-old from Flowermound, Texas, who took his last drink on December 31st, 2022. Adam shares his journey through addiction, the struggles he faced, and the pivotal moments that led him to sobriety. Paul and Adam discuss the concept of the human ego being the 'most dangerous thing on the planet' and how addiction can serve to dismantle it.
They also touch on the importance of self-awareness, community support, and the power of imagination in recovery. Adam's story is filled with relatable moments, from early experimentation with alcohol to the realisation that he needed to change for the sake of his family and himself. Paul adds his own reflections and updates from past guests, creating a sense of continuity and community within the podcast.
This episode is a mix of heartfelt stories, practical advice, and a touch of humour, making it a must-listen for anyone on their own recovery journey.