Nelson H.
Nelson H.
The (torturous?) gift of taking inventory
The (torturous?) gift of taking inventory
The (torturous?) gift of taking inventory
Tuesday 16th January 2024
Join Nelson H. on 'LOL Sober' as he explores the complexities of moral inventories in recovery, sharing heartfelt stories and insights.
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Nelson H.
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Episode Overview
- The host reflects on the role of fear and pride in moral inventories, drawing from a men's meeting anecdote.
- He candidly shares a personal experience at Target, illustrating the internal conflict inherent in practicing moral inventories.
- Despite the torment of self-reflection, the host recognises its significance in fostering accountability and personal development.
I'd rather walk this earth being 10% too hard on myself than 10% too hard on everybody else.
Ever wondered how self-reflection can be both a blessing and a curse? In this episode of 'LOL Sober', Nelson H. tackles the concept of taking moral inventory in recovery. Picture this: a room full of tough men, gathered not to watch an NFL playoff game, but to discuss their deepest fears and pride. Nelson shares a powerful moment from this men's meeting, where vulnerability took center stage and gratitude filled the air.
He dives into the raw emotions of fear that often hide beneath anger and sadness, showing how these revelations are both enlightening and torturous. Through personal stories, including a candid reflection during a shopping trip, Nelson highlights the importance of moral inventories in staying accountable and growing personally. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how facing our fears can lead to profound personal growth.