Robert McClellan
Robert McClellan
Time For Some Tolerance
Time For Some Tolerance
Time For Some Tolerance
Tuesday 20th April 2021
Discover how tolerance can transform your sobriety journey in this heartfelt episode of Real Sobriety Podcast with Robert McClellan.
7 minutes
Inspiring
Encouraging
Thought-provoking
Non-judgmental
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Robert McClellan
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Tolerance: A Key to Lasting Sobriety
In recovery, we learn to get out of our own heads and reach out and help others. Besides the obvious benefits of abstaining from drugs and alcohol, we receive the gifts of empathy and tolerance because even when we don't agree politically, socially or culturally, we serve ourselves and the world at large by accepting others and not just tolerating but embracing our differences.
Ever feel like the world's chaos might just tip you over the edge? From political divides to social injustices, it can be overwhelming. But in this episode of the Real Sobriety Podcast, Robert McClellan offers a lifeline: tolerance. He dives into how embracing empathy and service to others can be game-changers in your recovery journey.
Robert doesn't just talk the talk; he shares his own struggles with anger and entitlement, admitting how he once drank to spite those he felt wronged by. He expected others to tolerate his mistakes while refusing to extend the same courtesy. This episode is a raw, honest look at why tolerance is more than just a buzzword—it's a survival tool in sobriety.
By learning to accept and even embrace our differences, we not only stay sober but also enrich our lives and communities. Robert’s message is clear: you don’t have to be perfect, but striving for progress can make all the difference. Tune in for a heartfelt discussion that promises to leave you feeling inspired and ready to face the world with a bit more compassion.