Omar Pinto
Omar Pinto
Recovery Talk 05 - Comparing Ourselves to Others
Recovery Talk 05 - Comparing Ourselves to Others
Recovery Talk 05 - Comparing Ourselves to Others
Thursday 24th August 2017
Omar Pinto explores the impact of comparison on recovery and offers practical steps for self-acceptance on The SHAIR Recovery Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Chains of Comparison: Insights from The SHAIR Recovery Podcast
If you decide that there is a direction that you want to go in- and you go, I think this is the direction that god always intended to me to go into. Then that takes you from that thought of I should be like somebody else- into how do I become the best version of me and start heading in the direction that god has intended me to be in?
Ever feel like you're constantly measuring yourself against others? In this thought-provoking episode of The SHAIR Recovery Podcast, Omar Pinto dives into the pitfalls of comparison and its impact on recovery. Omar opens up about his own struggles with feeling 'less than' and how these feelings can spiral into negative emotions, a superiority complex, or even relapse.
Through his candid storytelling, he reveals how he learned to accept himself and focus on his own growth instead of constantly looking over his shoulder at others. Omar shares practical steps to help listeners break free from the toxic habit of comparison and move towards a life filled with self-acceptance and purpose. Whether you're battling addiction or just trying to boost your self-esteem, this episode offers valuable insights and actionable advice.
Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that could change the way you see yourself and your journey.