Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Services
Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Services
Titanic Sucks
Titanic Sucks
Titanic Sucks
Wednesday 28th June 2023
Join Christian, Stephen McCory, and Nic Dasen as they discuss anxiety, authenticity, and societal polarisation on Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Cast.
55 minutes
Thought-provoking
Candid
Insightful
Authentic
Informative
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Get the buttons here!Untangling Anxiety: Insights from Stephen McCory on Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Cast
Episode Overview
- Exploring the manifestations and value of anxiety in personal growth
- Insights from Stephen McCory's new book on anxiety
- Discussion on societal polarisation and tribalism
- Exploring the influence of media and the pharmaceutical industry
I don't have this burning desire to rid people of their anxiety. I hope it helps people, but at the end of the year, I was like I'm either going to write an album or I'm going to write a book because I wanted to develop my communication skills. I just want to create conversation; that's so fun to me.
Ever felt like anxiety is running your life? You're not alone. In this episode of the Lifeboat Addiction Recovery Cast, Christian teams up with Lifeboat employee Stephen McCory and podcast producer Nic Dasen for a deep dive into the many faces of anxiety. Stephen opens up about his new book, sharing how anxiety can actually guide us towards personal growth, despite its bad reputation. They tackle the tough questions: Can anxiety be a friend rather than a foe?
How do we navigate the tricky waters of authenticity in a world obsessed with social media personas? The trio doesn't shy away from hot-button issues either. They delve into the worship of 'false gods' and how modern politics' polarisation is pulling us apart. The conversation wraps up with a critical look at the media and pharmaceutical industry's role in shaping our perceptions. If you're seeking an episode that's both eye-opening and relatable, this one’s for you.