Finding Your Confidant: The Art of Sharing in Recovery
It's important that he be able to keep a confidence that he fully understand and approve what we're driving at and that he will not try and change our plan.
Ever struggled with finding the right person to share your recovery story with? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald dives into the nuances of sharing personal stories within AA. It's not just about spilling your guts; it's about finding someone who can truly listen and respect your journey. Joe talks about the importance of being ready to share and the courage it takes to open up.
He acknowledges that sometimes the right person might not be available, or you might not feel ready, and that's okay. The episode also touches on tricky situations where sharing isn't possible, like being incarcerated or too scared to write things down. Joe emphasizes the need for a trustworthy confidant who won't judge or try to alter your path. This episode is a heartfelt discussion on the significance of storytelling in recovery and the delicate balance between openness and self-protection.
Tune in for an insightful conversation that could make a big difference in your recovery journey.