Matt J
Matt J
Realizing the Friends that Mattered. Matt's 25th College Reunion
Realizing the Friends that Mattered. Matt's 25th College Reunion
Realizing the Friends that Mattered. Matt's 25th College Reunion
Tuesday 15th November 2022
Join Matt J on 'Sober Friends' as he reflects on his 25th college reunion, sharing insights on true friendships and the journey to sobriety.
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Get the buttons here!Matt J's 25th College Reunion: Rediscovering True Friendships in Sobriety
Having a glass of wine or a beer lubricates things a little bit more for the alcoholic
Ever wondered how revisiting old memories can shape your journey to sobriety? In this special 100th episode of the 'Sober Friends' podcast, Matt J takes a solo trip down memory lane as he attends his 25th college reunion. Reflecting on his wild college days filled with booze and underachievement, Matt contrasts it with his current alcohol-free life since 2014, which he describes as 'a life second to none'.
This episode is more than just a trip back to campus; it's an eye-opening revelation about the friends who truly mattered and the ones he had overlooked in his quest for popularity and social standing. Matt's candid storytelling highlights the challenges of staying sober in social settings where alcohol is the norm. He also emphasizes the importance of finding supportive friends who uplift rather than drag you down.
Through his reflections, Matt offers a heartfelt message of hope and recovery for anyone struggling with addiction. This episode serves as a powerful reminder that true friendships and a supportive community are invaluable on the path to sobriety. Tune in to hear Matt's inspiring journey and find your own message of hope and recovery.