David Boyle
David Boyle
4 Years 260 days - Beacon of Light
4 Years 260 days - Beacon of Light
4 Years 260 days - Beacon of Light
Thursday 1st February 2024
Join David Boyle as he hilariously navigates a driving test while sharing his journey towards sobriety. A blend of humour, honesty, and hope.
Explicit
10 minutes
Humorous
Honest
Hopeful
Relatable
Encouraging
About this podcast
Author:
David Boyle
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Categories:
Sobriety in Everyday Life
Comedic Journeys
Creative Recovery Journeys
Financial Health in Recovery
Body & Mind
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Episode Overview
- David Boyle shares his last-minute attempt to pass a driving test.
- Humorous take on the absurdity of multiple-choice questions.
- Boyle reflects on his journey towards sobriety with honesty and wit.
- The episode highlights the importance of preparation and resilience.
- Boyle's lighthouse analogy serves as a beacon of hope and guidance.
I'm meant to be the beacon of light out there. Like the lighthouse in a storm.
David Boyle is back, and this time he's tackling the trials of becoming a heavy rigid driver. In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', Boyle shares his humorous yet relatable journey of attempting to pass a driving test without proper preparation. Imagine scrolling through a 132-page handbook just moments before the test - that's Boyle for you. His comedic take on the absurdity of some test questions will have you chuckling, especially when he describes the hilariously obvious multiple-choice answers.
But don't be fooled; beneath the humour lies a genuine struggle and a testament to his resilience in sobriety. Boyle's candid reflections on his past and present make this episode both entertaining and thought-provoking. Whether you're navigating your own recovery or just need a good laugh, Boyle's lighthouse analogy and raw honesty offer a beacon of hope and humour. So, why not take a break and join Boyle as he stumbles, studies, and ultimately succeeds?
It’s a reminder that even in sobriety, life’s challenges can be met with a smile.