No Halo NM
No Halo NM
Yes your tough, but are you strong?
Yes your tough, but are you strong?
Yes your tough, but are you strong?
Thursday 22nd September 2022
Nico Morales debunks the myth of overcoming alcohol use disorder alone and explains why seeking external resources is crucial in 'Not an Angel'.
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Get the buttons here!Why Going Solo in Alcohol Recovery Might Not Be Enough
However, you're not strong enough to do it on your own. You do need some additional resources.
Think you can tackle alcohol use disorder all by yourself? Nico Morales, the candid host of 'Not an Angel', has some thoughts that might make you reconsider. In this episode, titled 'Yes your tough, but are you strong?', Nico dives into the common belief that sheer willpower is enough to beat addiction. Spoiler alert: It’s not that simple. Nico knows firsthand what it’s like to think you’re strong enough to handle everything alone.
He shares his personal journey of initially trying to conquer his addiction solo, only to find that reaching out for help was the real game-changer. Nico talks about the importance of self-analysis and how understanding your own patterns can be the first step toward meaningful change. But he doesn’t stop there. He emphasizes the value of mentors, coaches, and community support in the recovery process.
Nico also touches on why some people avoid seeking help and the dangers of unrealistic expectations fueled by substance dependency. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness; it’s a crucial part of the journey to sobriety. If you or someone you know is struggling with alcohol use disorder, this episode offers valuable insights and a supportive voice to remind you that you don’t have to do it alone.