Michael L. & Lee M.
Michael L. & Lee M.
#132 The Past is Over (May 12) - Liam P. (San Francisco, CA)
#132 The Past is Over (May 12) - Liam P. (San Francisco, CA)
#132 The Past is Over (May 12) - Liam P. (San Francisco, CA)
Tuesday 11th May 2021
Liam P. from San Francisco discusses how altering his attitude towards the past aided his recovery in this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Liam P.'s Path to Sobriety: Letting Go of the Past
I can wish the past never was, but if I change my attitude in regard to what I've done, my attitudes will change.
Imagine carrying the weight of your past mistakes, feeling like they'll forever define you. That's the struggle Liam P. from San Francisco faced before finding his way to sobriety. In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Liam opens up about his journey, from a creative yet troubled childhood to the depths of shame and attempts at controlled drinking. His story is one of transformation, highlighting how changing his attitude towards the past became a cornerstone in his recovery.
Liam's candid discussion touches on the power of meditation, the importance of working through the Twelve Steps with a sponsor, and how AA has been instrumental in his personal growth. He emphasizes that while we can't change our past, we can certainly change how we feel about it through our actions and the support of fellow alcoholics. For anyone grappling with their own history and seeking a way forward, Liam's experience offers a beacon of hope.
He shows that it's possible to move beyond regret and shame, embracing self-acceptance and a brighter future. Tune in to hear Liam's inspiring journey and discover practical insights that could help you or a loved one on the path to recovery.