Strength in Scars: Jesse Mogle on Resiliency and Reflection
To me, the strongest people on the planet are the ones with the most scars, and many of them are not noticeable by the naked eye.
Life is unpredictable, and for those on the path from addiction to recovery, it can feel like navigating a whirlwind. In this episode, Jesse Mogle dives into the essence of resiliency, reflection, and remembrance. He candidly shares how his mother's 65th birthday became a pivotal moment for him, reflecting on their final conversations and the profound impact these had on his journey.
Jesse's story is not just about staying sober; it's about embracing the trials and tribulations that forge our strength and resilience. He talks about the importance of looking in the mirror and recognizing your own worth, beyond anyone else's expectations. Jesse also touches on the concept of 'bandwidth'—knowing when to step back and reassess, especially in a chaotic world. He explores how living in a bubble can make us more fragile and susceptible to life's harms.
This episode is a heartfelt mix of personal anecdotes and broader reflections, capturing the tumultuous year we've all experienced. If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on building resilience and finding strength in your scars, this episode is a must-listen.