The Recovery Show
The Recovery Show
Vulnerability – Episode 41
Vulnerability – Episode 41
Vulnerability – Episode 41
Monday 16th September 2013
Discover how embracing vulnerability can strengthen relationships and foster personal growth in Al-Anon recovery on 'The Recovery Show'.
98 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Vulnerability: A Key to Stronger Relationships in Al-Anon Recovery
When other people open themselves up to me, it increases my trust in them, and so I have to believe that, conversely, when I open myself up to somebody else, it increases their trust in me.
Do you ever feel that showing your true self might be seen as a weakness? Spencer and Kelly tackle this common fear in an eye-opening episode of 'The Recovery Show'. They dive deep into the concept of vulnerability, explaining how it’s not a sign of frailty but a true measure of courage.
Brené Brown's famous words, 'Vulnerability is our most accurate measure of courage', set the stage for a heartfelt discussion on how opening up can transform relationships and personal growth. Spencer and Kelly share their own journeys with vulnerability, illustrating how embracing it has helped them build trust and deepen connections with their loved ones. They emphasize that being vulnerable isn’t just about sharing your struggles; it’s about creating a space where trust can flourish.
Through the lens of Al-Anon principles, they explore how the program supports individuals in finding the courage to be open and honest. If you’ve ever struggled with being candid about your feelings or feared that revealing your flaws might push people away, this episode offers a refreshing perspective. It’s an essential listen for anyone looking to strengthen their relationships and grow personally by embracing vulnerability.