Dr. Marvin Johns
Dr. Marvin Johns
RECOVERY AND REINVENTION; YOU GOT'TA WANT IT
RECOVERY AND REINVENTION; YOU GOT'TA WANT IT
RECOVERY AND REINVENTION; YOU GOT'TA WANT IT
Wednesday 30th September 2020
Dr. Marvin Johns explores the power of wanting recovery, emphasizing intensity, support groups, and managing side addictions in this episode.
8 minutes
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Dr. Marvin Johns
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Recovery Reimagined
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Empowering Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!The Fire Within: Dr. Marvin Johns on the Power of Wanting Recovery
This thing called recovery is not for people that need it. It's for people who want it, and you got to want it.
Dr. Marvin Johns knows the ins and outs of addiction and the grueling journey to recovery. In this episode of 'Recovery and Reinvention', he dives into what it really takes to not just start, but sustain recovery. According to Dr. Marvin, the key isn't just needing to recover—it's desperately wanting it. He emphasizes that true recovery demands an intensity and fire that goes beyond mere necessity. It's about grabbing hold of your future with both hands and not letting go.
Dr. Marvin passionately discusses how wanting recovery is a game-changer, making the difference between those who merely attempt it and those who truly grasp it. He also highlights the critical role of support groups and staying connected with others on the same path. It's not enough to wait for others to reach out; you have to take the initiative. Humility, due diligence, and consistent effort are essential. Dr.
Marvin also touches on the importance of identifying and managing side addictions, as these can be sneaky obstacles on the road to recovery. By tuning into this episode, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the mental and emotional commitment required to succeed in their recovery journey.