Recovery Principles Unpacked: Laughter, Lessons, and Life Changes
Episode Overview
Sometimes doing nothing is the best action. True forgiveness doesn’t need an apology. 'Clean' and 'sober' are often debated but can be synonymous. Pride can hinder progress; humility is key. Actions speak louder than words in recovery.
Sometimes the best course of action is to do nothing at all.
Ever wondered what it takes to truly embrace recovery? In this episode of Podcast Recovery, hosts David O. and Eric V. tackle the next four principles in their 32-part series on recovery. This instalment brings a mix of humour, wisdom, and candid reflections as they dissect principles 21 through 24. From the idea that sometimes the best action is inaction to the notion that true forgiveness doesn’t require an apology, these principles offer a lot to ponder.
David shares a memorable analogy from his sponsor about staying put when lost, likening it to trusting the universe during tough times. Eric chimes in with his take on the Serenity Prayer, minus the religious undertones, making it relatable for everyone. The duo also discuss the contentious topic of being 'clean' versus 'sober', sparking a lively debate on semantics and the essence of recovery.
They wrap up with thoughts on pride and humility, stressing that genuine change comes from actions, not just words. This episode is packed with insights and light-hearted banter, making it a must-listen for anyone on a recovery journey or supporting someone who is. Don't miss out on the laughs and lessons – tune in and see how these principles can apply to your life.