Just a couple of sober guys, talking recovery. Instagram - @sobernotmature
Just a couple of sober guys, talking recovery. Instagram - @sobernotmature
SoberNotMature - Episode 51 (Attraction - Wanting What They Have and Doing What They Do)
SoberNotMature - Episode 51 (Attraction - Wanting What They Have and Doing What They Do)
SoberNotMature - Episode 51 (Attraction - Wanting What They Have and Doing What They Do)
Saturday 11th February 2023
Mike and Jack reflect on recovery journeys, honor Phyllis, and discuss the power of slogans in Episode 51 of 'Sober Not Mature'.
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Get the buttons here!Sobriety, Slogans, and Celebrating a Sober Hero
Phyllis was a big part of our sober lives and she helped hundreds of people just like us. She was a wonderful human.
What happens when you mix heartfelt reflections on sobriety with a dash of humor and a tribute to a beloved community figure? You get Episode 51 of 'Sober Not Mature'. Mike and Jack kick things off by sharing a warm comment from a follower, reminding us all that kind words can make a big difference. They then dive into the world of 'cheap little slogans' that have helped them on their recovery journeys.
These sayings might sound cliché, but they pack a punch in tough times. The episode takes a poignant turn as they remember Phyllis, a cornerstone of The Ed Keating Center, who recently passed away. Phyllis was more than just a founder; she was a beacon of hope for countless individuals striving for sobriety. Mike and Jack honor her legacy, reflecting on the impact she had on their lives and the wider sober community.
Throughout the episode, the duo discusses the importance of safe spaces in recovery, the myriad paths one can take to sobriety, and the ongoing challenges of staying sober. They also touch on the pitfalls of preaching sobriety and the benefits of being open about their own experiences. As they wrap up, Mike and Jack leave listeners with a heartfelt reminder: it's crucial to remember those who've helped us along the way and to appreciate the journey itself.
This episode is a blend of humor, honesty, and heartfelt tribute, making it a must-listen for anyone on the path to sobriety or supporting someone who is.