Angela Greene
Angela Greene
Who will fight for you?
Who will fight for you?
Who will fight for you?
Saturday 19th February 2022
Angela Greene discusses the vital role of a strong support system in recovery, emphasizing faith, self-reflection, and letting go of toxic relationships.
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29 minutes
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Angela Greene
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
Empowering Recovery Journeys
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Get the buttons here!Building Your Support System: Angela Greene on Finding Your Tribe
Everything through Christ is possible if you put in the work for your own recovery. You've got to figure out how to make sure that you survive this, whatever it is your addiction, your toxic relationships, your bad career, your disappointments, whatever the case may be, that's bringing you down.
Angela Greene, the voice behind 'The Blah Blah Blonde', opens up about a crucial aspect of recovery: building a strong support system. In this heartfelt episode, Angela shares her personal journey through addiction and how she discovered the importance of surrounding herself with people who genuinely care. She talks about the diverse forms a support system can take—whether it's family, friends, a sponsor, or a faith community.
Angela emphasizes that these are the people who will stand by you, especially when you're struggling to stand by yourself. Angela also dives into the role of faith in her own recovery, discussing how turning to a higher power has been a powerful tool for her. She acknowledges that everyone's path is unique and that finding what works for you is essential.
Whether it's therapy, meditation, or exercise, the key is to experiment and discover what helps you stay on track. The episode isn't just about external support; Angela highlights the importance of self-reflection and inner growth. She encourages listeners to identify and let go of toxic relationships, even if it's painful. Surrounding yourself with negativity can be a significant barrier to recovery. By focusing on inner growth and nurturing positive relationships, you can build a strong foundation for lasting change.
Angela's message is one of hope and encouragement. Recovery is a challenging journey, but with the right mindset and support system, anything is possible. As she beautifully puts it, 'Everything through Christ is possible if you put in the work for your own recovery'. So if you're struggling with addiction or know someone who is, remember that you're not alone. Reach out, build your tribe, and keep fighting for a better tomorrow.