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The Principles of Recovery (Part 4)
The Principles of Recovery (Part 4)
The Principles of Recovery (Part 4)
Monday 29th July 2024
David O. & Eric V. explore principles 13-16 of recovery, discussing the impact of resentment and the importance of genuine effort in healing.
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Get the buttons here!The Principles of Recovery (Part 4): Letting Go of Resentment
Episode Overview
- Resentment can hinder your recovery; letting go is crucial.
- Accountability plays a key role in healing unresolved hurts.
- Financial costs of addiction can be staggering.
- Genuine effort is needed when seeking advice.
- Humour and pop culture can lighten serious recovery discussions.
The weight of resentment will cause you to falter and slow down your recovery.
In this episode of Podcast Recovery, hosts David O. and Eric V. continue their deep dive into the '32 Principles of Recovery' by Rick McNeil. This fourth instalment tackles principles 13 through 16, bringing a mix of humour, candid discussions, and heartfelt reflections. The duo highlights how resentment can be a heavy burden that hinders recovery and stresses the importance of letting go to move forward.
They also discuss the frustrations of giving advice to those who never follow it, comparing it to putting on a show for validation rather than genuine improvement. David and Eric share personal anecdotes, making the episode relatable and engaging. They even touch on broader topics like the financial toll of addiction and the importance of accountability in recovery.
With a blend of pop culture references and real-life experiences, this episode offers both entertainment and valuable insights for anyone on their recovery journey. Don’t miss out on this honest and eye-opening discussion that might just give you the push you need to stay on track.