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Noah Levine
The Fifth Factor of the Eightfold Path: Livelihood | Service
The Fifth Factor of the Eightfold Path: Livelihood | Service
The Fifth Factor of the Eightfold Path: Livelihood | Service
Thursday 11th June 2020
Noah Levine discusses how livelihood and service can support addiction recovery through mindfulness, compassion, and generosity on Refuge Recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Purpose in Recovery: Noah Levine on Livelihood and Service
Generosity is so practical, and I know I say it in the book and just to remind like we can't wait. I certainly didn't wait until I was feeling generous to start being of service. I didn't wait until I was feeling kind to start being kind, feeling compassionate to start trying to be compassionate.
Can the way you earn a living and serve others play a role in your recovery journey? Noah Levine, the voice behind Refuge Recovery, believes so. In this episode, he dives into the fifth factor of the Eightfold Path: Livelihood and Service. Noah sheds light on how choosing a non-harmful livelihood and engaging in acts of service can be transformative for those battling addiction.
He shares practical tips on integrating mindfulness, compassion, and generosity into daily life to foster healing and well-being. Noah also addresses the importance of self-care to avoid burnout, ensuring that your journey to recovery is sustainable. This episode isn't just about quitting harmful habits; it's about embracing a lifestyle that promotes genuine happiness and fulfillment. If you're looking for actionable advice and heartfelt wisdom on making your recovery journey more meaningful, this conversation with Noah Levine is a must-listen.