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Sober Thinking Principles
Sober Thinking Principles
Sober Thinking Principles
Friday 9th September 2022
Discover how to develop a stable and mature mindset in recovery with Angie Meadows' practical advice on 'Rock of Recovery'.
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Get the buttons here!Building a Sober Mindset: Principles for Emotional Maturity in Recovery
Discipline your thinking to stop dwelling on things that are not happening. Press into God's Word until it comes alive and active in your Spirit.
Have you ever wondered how to ground your thoughts and emotions while navigating recovery? In this episode of 'Rock of Recovery', Angie Meadows offers a thoughtful guide on developing a stable and mature mindset. Angie breaks down the importance of basing your thinking on solid principles rather than fleeting emotions or external influences. She emphasizes that true regeneration and renewal can lead to genuine restoration in your life.
By disciplining your mind to avoid dwelling on non-existent problems and pressing into spiritual teachings, you can achieve a balanced and resilient state of mind. Angie shares her own experiences and provides practical advice on how to integrate these principles into your daily life. She discusses the value of honorable living and how it fosters a teachable spirit. Additionally, she offers a unique 'Higher Ground Emotional Training' segment at the end, designed to help you apply these concepts practically.
This episode is perfect for anyone looking to strengthen their emotional stability and mature their thinking during their recovery journey. Whether you're directly affected by addiction or supporting someone who is, Angie's insights offer valuable perspectives on achieving emotional growth and stability.