Alcoholic Ominous
Alcoholic Ominous
23: Humble Pie – Do alcoholics need humility in their sobriety?
23: Humble Pie – Do alcoholics need humility in their sobriety?
23: Humble Pie – Do alcoholics need humility in their sobriety?
Monday 3rd December 2018
Explore humility in sobriety with Simon's humorous take on AA meetings, pink plastic tat, and embracing imperfections.
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37 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Humility is crucial for sobriety and personal growth.
- AA meetings provide a supportive and anonymous environment.
- Step 5 involves confronting past mistakes and sharing them with a sponsor.
- Social events can be challenging but manageable without alcohol.
- Embrace imperfections and find humour in everyday struggles.
"We pocket our pride and go to it, illuminating every twist of character, every dark cranny of the past."
Get ready to dive into a whirlwind of humour and heartfelt reflection with Simon as he tackles the topic of humility in sobriety. In this episode of the Alcoholic Ominous Podcast, Simon shares his journey from hopeless alcoholic to recovery advocate, using the Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) programme as his guiding light. With a blend of wit and wisdom, he explores the importance of humility, or 'humble pie', in the path to sobriety.
Simon's candid style is both entertaining and poignant, making listeners chuckle while also prompting them to ponder their own journeys. He addresses common fears about attending AA meetings through the story of Gillian S, who is building up courage to attend her first meeting. Simon reassures her that anonymity is key and emphasises the supportive community within AA.
The episode highlights the significance of Step 5 in the AA programme, where members confront their past and share their experiences with a sponsor. Simon's anecdotes about battling pink plastic tat and surviving social gatherings sober are relatable and peppered with humour, illustrating the everyday challenges faced by those in recovery. If you're seeking an episode that balances light-hearted banter with serious insights into sobriety, this one's for you.
Simon's honesty and humour provide a refreshing perspective on recovery that might just inspire you to embrace your own 'humble pie'.