Robert McClellan
Robert McClellan
Real Sobriety Ep. 61
Real Sobriety Ep. 61
Real Sobriety Ep. 61
Monday 24th July 2017
Robert McClellan challenges the belief of permanent alcoholism in Real Sobriety Ep. 61. Discover insights on clarity and self-improvement in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Myth: Robert McClellan on Permanent Alcoholism
Every day you put some distance between yourself and the last time you drank or used, your thinking, judgment and reasoning will become measured and clear once you were an alcoholic. Now you are in recovery. You will seek to improve yourself, you will chase your dreams and some of you will actually catch them.
Ever heard the saying 'once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic'? Robert McClellan is here to challenge that idea head-on in this episode of the Real Sobriety Podcast. Robert dives into the common belief held by many in Alcoholics Anonymous that our thinking around alcohol remains forever distorted. He argues, however, that with each sober day, our minds clear up and we gain better insight into ourselves.
Drawing from his own journey as a former drug addict and recovered alcoholic, Robert brings a fresh perspective on how sobriety evolves over time. He believes that choosing sobriety opens the door to daily self-improvement and clearer judgment. This isn't just about staying away from alcohol; it's about chasing your dreams and becoming the best version of yourself. Robert's message is both inspiring and practical, encouraging listeners to seek continuous growth and wisdom through their recovery journey.
For those looking for additional support, Robert recommends checking out the clean and sober community at sincerightnow.com and his YouTube channel, Real Sobriety. You can also find a wealth of resources, including a documentary film, on his podcast webpage. Tune in to hear Robert McClellan debunk myths about addiction recovery and offer valuable insights to help you on your path to a clearer, more fulfilling life.