Randy Mermel
randy@turningpointfilms.com (Randy Mermel)
20250305 - Admitting Defeat to be a winner
20250305 - Admitting Defeat to be a winner
20250305 - Admitting Defeat to be a winner
Thursday 28th August 2025
Randy Mermell shares his journey of sobriety, exploring how admitting defeat leads to freedom and happiness through spiritual principles.
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Episode Overview
- Admitting complete defeat can lead to freedom.
- Surrendering personal power to a higher power is crucial.
- Meditation helps connect with the present moment.
- The third step prayer aids in spiritual growth.
- Self-critical thoughts are common in addiction recovery.
"Admitting complete defeat is the beginning of freedom."
In this eye-opening episode, Randy Mermell shares his journey of overcoming addiction and finding purpose through sobriety and spirituality. With over 28 years of sobriety, Randy discusses the concept of admitting complete defeat as a pathway to freedom and happiness. He explores the importance of surrendering personal power to a higher power, emphasising how this principle can lead to a fulfilling life.
Randy uses light humour and personal anecdotes to illustrate the challenges of battling alcoholism, including the relentless self-critical mind that often accompanies it. Through meditation and the third step prayer, he encourages listeners to connect with their higher power and find peace in the present moment. This episode is not just about quitting alcohol; it's about embracing a life of purpose and happiness through spiritual principles.
Randy's candid reflections and practical advice make this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the deeper aspects of addiction recovery. So, what does admitting defeat really mean, and how can it lead to victory in life?