Omar Pinto
Omar Pinto
SHAIR 80: “Pain Drives Change” with Damon Stoddard: All of us have pain, most of us waste it.
SHAIR 80: “Pain Drives Change” with Damon Stoddard: All of us have pain, most of us waste it.
SHAIR 80: “Pain Drives Change” with Damon Stoddard: All of us have pain, most of us waste it.
Tuesday 23rd August 2016
Damon Stoddard discusses his journey from pain to purpose on The SHAIR Recovery Podcast, focusing on faith, relationships, and goal-setting.
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Get the buttons here!Damon Stoddard: Turning Pain into Purpose on The SHAIR Recovery Podcast
My dream for The Second Half of my life is to give back what I've been given this gift, and I'm here and available to do whatever I can to help anybody and everybody if there's anything in my story that will help.
What if the pain you've experienced could become the catalyst for your greatest transformation? Damon Stoddard knows this all too well. In this episode of The SHAIR Recovery Podcast, Damon sits down with host Omar Pinto to recount his journey from the depths of despair to a life filled with purpose and redemption. Damon's story is one of overcoming immense challenges, including childhood abuse, domestic violence, and addiction.
Through candid conversation, he shares how he found strength in faith, the importance of positive relationships, and the power of setting goals. Damon’s resilience shines through as he talks about how he used his pain to fuel his personal growth and help others. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and practical advice on navigating their own recovery journey.
Omar Pinto guides the discussion with empathy and insight, making it a compelling listen for those in recovery or supporting someone who is.