Saying Yes to Scary Stuff: Running Towards Sobriety
Episode Overview
Running can be a powerful tool in maintaining sobriety. Balancing life’s responsibilities with personal goals is challenging but achievable. Recovery Road Runners offers support through charity runner programmes and scholarships. Community and camaraderie play vital roles in the recovery journey. Facing fears and challenges head-on can lead to personal growth and long-term success.
If I could ever do this for a living - help people with sobriety and run - that would be the dream come true for me
Ever felt like life's too busy to fit everything in? Doug Fingliss and Joe Hardin know that feeling all too well. In this episode of Recovery Road Runners, they catch up on life, running, and the never-ending juggle of responsibilities. Doug and Joe's chat is like listening to two old friends - heartwarming, inspiring, and full of laughs.
They discuss how running and physical activity have been crucial in their sobriety journeys, and the incredible growth of the Recovery Road Runners organisation. Doug shares his excitement about the charity runner programme and the scholarships that support sobriety accountability, race entries, and training. Joe reflects on his first podcast experience with Triple R and his ongoing commitment to spreading the message of sobriety.
They also dive into some wild running stories, from dodging coyotes to battling ticks and even rabies scares. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, with plenty of wisdom and humour sprinkled in. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just starting your sobriety journey, this episode offers a blend of motivation, camaraderie, and practical advice.
Don't miss out on the chance to hear from these inspiring runners and learn how you can support your long-term vision by saying yes to the scary stuff.