Welcome to episode 5 of the "Recovered Addict: A Journey Within" hosted by Duane Yardman-Frank & Jason Rigby, a thought-provoking series exploring the transformative journeys of addiction recovery.
In this episode, we venture into the intertwining realms of thoughts, ego, and addiction— what we term the "Unholy Trinity". Have you ever pondered over how your thoughts and ego might be entangling you in the relentless cycle of addiction? Let's dive in to unravel this perplexing relationship.
We delve deep into how our thoughts can precipitate addiction and how the ego might be the unseen puppeteer sustaining this detrimental cycle. But it's not just about identifying the problem. We'll also arm you with actionable tips on how to liberate yourself from the chains of thought and ego, paving your path towards genuine recovery.
Key takeaways from this episode include:
Whether you're grappling with addiction, supporting someone who is, or simply intrigued to learn more about this pressing topic, this episode has something insightful for you.
It's time to hit the 'play' button, ignite the spark of self-awareness, and embark on your journey towards authentic recovery. Begin today!
Stay tuned, stay strong, and let's navigate this enlightening path together.
Disclaimer:
The "Recovered Addict: A Journey Within" Podcast, including the audio content and discussions in Episode 5: "Thoughts, Ego, Addiction - The Unholy Trinity | Break Free and Find True Recovery" by hosts Duane Yardman-Frank & Jason Rigby, is for informational and educational purposes only.
The hosts of this podcast are not medical professionals, therapists, or mental health counselors. The information and strategies shared in this podcast should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician, a licensed therapist, or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition.
The content of our podcast is not meant to offer professional therapeutic strategies or solutions. We share our personal experiences and the spiritual journey we are on, intending to provide support and inspiration to our listeners. However, our advice should not replace individual, professional help.
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