Michael L. & Lee M.
Michael L. & Lee M.
#104 The Number One Offender (Apr 14) - Keegan V. (Reston, VA)
#104 The Number One Offender (Apr 14) - Keegan V. (Reston, VA)
#104 The Number One Offender (Apr 14) - Keegan V. (Reston, VA)
Tuesday 13th April 2021
Keegan V shares how letting go of resentment and embracing spirituality helped him on his journey to sobriety in this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Keegan V's Path to Sobriety: Letting Go of Resentment
Resentment is the 'number one' offender. It destroys more alcoholics than anything else.
Imagine living with a constant cloud of resentment hanging over you. For Keegan V., this was his reality until he found the strength to let it go. In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Keegan opens up about his battle with resentment and how it almost derailed his journey to sobriety. Resentment, he explains, is the 'number one' offender, capable of destroying more alcoholics than anything else.
Drawing from his experience with the Fourth Step of Alcoholics Anonymous, Keegan reflects on how holding onto past hurts only led to more pain and self-destruction. But it wasn't just about letting go; it was about filling that void with something meaningful. Keegan shares how spirituality and service to others became his anchors, helping him maintain his sobriety and find peace. His story is a powerful reminder that addressing both mental and spiritual health is crucial in recovery.
Whether you're on your own path to sobriety or supporting someone who is, Keegan's journey offers valuable insights and hope.