Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
With us to Drink is to Die
With us to Drink is to Die
With us to Drink is to Die
Wednesday 23rd March 2022
Joe McDonald explores why avoiding anger and embracing the objective truth about oneself is crucial for maintaining sobriety.
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Joe McDonald
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Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Finding Peace: Why Neutrality Matters in Sobriety
So the list holds the key to the future. And what's in the list? The truth, the truth about me, not your truth, not my truth, but the truth.
Ever wonder why staying calm is so crucial in sobriety? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald breaks it down for us. He dives into the significance of avoiding anger, resentment, and rage, and how these emotions can derail your journey to recovery. Joe explains that returning to alcohol is a form of insanity that leads to spiritual death. He emphasizes the importance of discipline and self-awareness in maintaining sobriety.
Joe also touches on how grouchiness and overthinking can lead to resentment and sudden fits of rage. Instead, he encourages us to turn to the objective truth about ourselves, as revealed by our personal inventory. This isn't about our own perception or others' opinions, but the real, unvarnished truth. By embracing this, we can avoid the traps of addiction and lead a resilient, sober life.
Tune in to learn how maintaining a position of neutrality can be your key to a peaceful and sober future.