Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
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 raw and honest journey from addiction to sobriety, offering insights and encouragement for anyone struggling with alcohol.
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Paul Churchill
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Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Adam shares his journey from addiction to sobriety.
- Importance of community support in recovery.
- Humorous yet insightful discussion on the dangers of the human ego.
- Upcoming alcohol-free trip to Vietnam in January 2025.
- Role of therapy and personal persistence in overcoming addiction.
'I just finally wanted it enough to where I thought I don't care what it takes.'
In this episode of Recovery Elevator, we meet Adam, a 46-year-old from Flower Mound, Texas, who took his last drink on December 31st, 2022. Adam shares his journey from the depths of addiction to the joys of sobriety, offering a raw and honest look at the challenges and triumphs along the way. He talks about the subtle ways alcohol crept into his life, transforming from a social lubricant to a daily necessity.
His story is filled with relatable moments, from blackouts and infidelity to the slow realisation that he needed to make a change for the sake of his family and himself. Host Paul Churchill keeps the conversation engaging and light-hearted, despite the heavy subject matter. He also shares updates from past guests, highlighting their continued success in sobriety.
The episode isn't just about Adam's journey; it touches on broader themes like the dangers of the human ego and the importance of community support in recovery. Paul even throws in some humour, comparing the human mind to skateboarding without knee pads or walking on a beach without sunscreen.
Listeners will also hear about Recovery Elevator's upcoming alcohol-free trip to Vietnam in January 2025, which promises workshops, a homestay, and a service project—all designed to support those who have chosen a booze-free life. Adam's story is a testament to the power of persistence and the importance of seeking help. His journey shows that while addiction is tough, it's not insurmountable. Whether you're struggling with alcohol yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement.
So, why should you listen? Because Adam's story might just be the inspiration you need to take that first step towards a better life. After all, as Adam says, 'I just finally wanted it enough to where I thought I don't care what it takes.'