#28 - Character Development in Recovery#28 - Character Development in Recovery
A2D - From Addict to Disciple
David Hain outlines the four pillars and seven key aspects of character development essential for a strong recovery.
18:47•12 Oct 2020
David Hain on Building Character: Four Pillars and Seven Aspects of Recovery
“This list is not meant to be condemning or judging in any way, but is intended to be a powerful tool as you start your recovery and work with a mentor, a sponsor or a friend in establishing your recovery and reintegration into community.”
Ever thought about what really makes recovery stick? David Hain, host of the 'A2D - From Addict to Disciple' podcast, breaks it down in this enlightening episode. He dives into the four pillars of recovery and the seven key aspects of character development, laying out a roadmap for anyone serious about building a strong foundation for a successful recovery. David’s approach is straightforward and non-judgmental, making complex ideas easy to grasp and apply.
He covers emotional aspects like mood swings and contentment, physical aspects such as diet and relaxation, and spiritual aspects that touch on finding meaning and purpose. Ethical considerations are also highlighted, emphasizing moral regeneration and making sound choices. David doesn’t stop there; he also delves into relational aspects, discussing the fear of disappointing others and the importance of intimacy. Intellectual development rounds out the discussion, encouraging listeners to expand their horizons and pursue their dreams.
This episode is packed with practical advice and insights, making it a must-listen for anyone on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is. Whether you’re just starting out or have been on this journey for a while, David’s wisdom can help you build the character needed for lasting change.

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