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Wayne Heins
Wayne Heins
Wide Open Traps Part 2
Wide Open Traps Part 2
Monday 21st December 2020
Wayne Heins discusses addiction myths, the role of mentorship, and valuing relationships over judgment in 'Breaking Free'.
42 minutes
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Author:
Wayne Heins
Overview:
Raising up 1,000 Mentors to help people Break Free from addiction, the bondage of religion, the despair and isolation of homelessness, and the prison of negative thinking and self limiting thoughts. J...(view more)
Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
Body & Mind
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Healing Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Free: Mentorship, Addiction, and the Power of Relationships
You don't realize the trap you're getting into. The quality of life is not measured by how many followers we have, but by how many loving relationships that we have.
Imagine thinking that a jail cell is a blessing compared to the streets. In this episode of 'Breaking Free', host Wayne Heins tackles this harsh reality head-on. Wayne dives deep into the traps of addiction, debunking the myth that incarceration is a safer haven than homelessness. He sheds light on how these beliefs only tighten addiction's grip. But there's hope. Wayne passionately talks about the transformative power of mentorship.
He believes that having a mentor can be the key to breaking free from addiction and negative thinking. It's not just about avoiding judgment but also about building loving relationships that truly matter. Wayne's message is simple yet profound: life quality isn't measured by followers but by the depth of our connections. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with addiction or supporting someone who is.
Tune in to understand how mentorship and genuine relationships can pave the way to recovery.