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The Hard Work - High Risk - Mark Beebe
The Hard Work - High Risk - Mark Beebe
The Hard Work - High Risk - Mark Beebe
Friday 22nd March 2024
Mark Beebe discusses high-risk moments in recovery, the danger of overconfidence, and the importance of staying connected and grounded.
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Episode Overview
- Unveiling the predictability of relapse and the importance of addressing high-risk scenarios early on
- Emphasising the dangers of overconfidence in recovery and the need to stay grounded in challenging times
- Highlighting the significance of seeking guidance and continuous learning for sustained growth
- Exploring the concept of dead ends in life and the repercussions of excluding spiritual and communal support
- Encouraging listeners to plan ahead, address triggers, and seek divine guidance to navigate adversity
What causes dead ends for all of us is when we make up our mind that we don't really want God involved. We don't really want other people involved. We just want to do us. That's a dead end.
Ever felt like you're standing at the edge of a cliff in your recovery journey? In this episode, Mark Beebe dives into those high-risk moments and dead ends that can make or break your path to sobriety. He doesn't sugarcoat it; relapse is a real threat, and overconfidence can be your downfall. Mark emphasizes the importance of recognizing these pitfalls early on and staying connected to your support system.
He shares personal stories and practical advice on how to keep growing and learning, even when the going gets tough. This episode isn't just about avoiding relapse; it's about building resilience and finding strength in vulnerability. Whether you're new to recovery or have been on this path for years, Mark's insights offer a lifeline to anyone navigating the rocky terrain of addiction recovery.