Nelson H.
Nelson H.
Two terrible words for sober people
Two terrible words for sober people
Two terrible words for sober people
Thursday 5th October 2023
Join Nelson H. on 'LOL Sober' as he explores the impact of absolutes in sobriety and the importance of open-mindedness in recovery.
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Nelson H.
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Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Episode Overview
- Reflects on the damaging impact of using 'always' and 'never' in thoughts and conversations
- Shares personal insights and experiences from his recovery journey
- Encourages embracing the nuances of life and challenging rigid thought patterns
- Highlights the importance of maintaining an open mind in sobriety and personal growth
The more clean and serene I am in my recovery life, the more I am building into every word and every thought that I have, that there are gray areas in this world, not absolutes. You are not always this or never that.
Ever catch yourself saying 'always' or 'never'? These two words can sneak into our vocabulary and shape how we see the world, especially in recovery. In this episode of 'LOL Sober', Nelson H. takes a humorous yet thoughtful dive into the impact of these absolutes on our journey to sobriety. He shares his own experiences, including a memorable moment in a meeting where the discussion on character defects made him rethink his language.
Nelson points out how recovery literature often advises us to keep an open mind—whether it’s about believing in a higher power or tackling personal flaws. He emphasizes the importance of not shutting doors on possibilities with rigid thinking. Through personal anecdotes and relatable humor, Nelson encourages listeners to challenge their 'always' and 'never' statements, fostering a more flexible and open-minded approach to life and recovery.
If you're looking for a podcast that blends laughter with meaningful insights, this episode is a must-listen.