Tony Hoffman
Tony Hoffman
The_Truth_EP-25-Stop Judging Peoples LIves
The_Truth_EP-25-Stop Judging Peoples LIves
The_Truth_EP-25-Stop Judging Peoples LIves
Wednesday 10th April 2019
Tony Hoffman shares his personal journey with addiction, emphasizing empathy and understanding over judgment in 'One Choice'.
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24 minutes
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About this podcast
Author:
Tony Hoffman
Overview:
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Family Recovery from Addiction
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Get the buttons here!Choosing Compassion: Tony Hoffman's Guide to Understanding Addiction
Maybe our job is to stop telling people what to do with their life and start listening to people about their life, and maybe then we'll understand why certain people do the things that they do, how they got to the point that they've gotten at in their life, whether it's success or whether it's struggle.
Imagine walking in someone else's shoes, especially when those shoes have traversed the rocky path of addiction. Tony Hoffman, the former BMX pro and Olympic coach, opens up about his own battles with addiction and the profound lessons he's learned. In this episode of 'One Choice', Tony urges us to replace judgment with empathy and understanding. He shares his personal journey, filled with moments of despair and triumph, to highlight the importance of listening and supporting those who are struggling.
Tony knows firsthand the sting of judgment and the healing power of compassion. He emphasizes that our reactions to others' struggles can shape not only their recovery but also our own emotional well-being. By choosing to listen and offer unconditional support, we can create a community where everyone feels valued and understood. Tony's message is clear: empathy over judgment, love over condemnation.
Tune in to hear his inspiring story and learn how you can make a difference in someone's life by simply choosing compassion.