506: SOBRIETY is NOT guaranteed...DO NOT take it for granted.506: SOBRIETY is NOT guaranteed...DO NOT take it for granted.
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Treatment Prep Guide: SoberLink: Join our Big Book Study! Join our FREE FB Support group!: Download our free guides!: In this episode of Real Recovery Talk, Tom and Eric sit down to explore a topic that often gets...
28:31•4 Apr 2025
Finding Gratitude in Sobriety: A Journey Worth Embracing
Episode Overview
- Gratitude is essential for maintaining sobriety.
- Being intentional about finding joy is crucial.
- Personal struggles can lead to growth and gratitude.
- Practical advice on staying positive during tough times.
- The importance of sharing and connecting with others.
“For me to truly be grateful, I have to be grateful for all of it.”
In this episode of Real Recovery Talk, Tom Conrad and Eric discuss the importance of gratitude in the journey to sobriety. They dive into questions from their Sobriety Network Facebook group, focusing on how to stay grateful even when times are tough. Tom and Eric share personal stories and experiences that highlight the challenges and rewards of maintaining a grateful mindset during recovery.
They emphasise that gratitude isn't just for the good times but is crucial for navigating the harder moments too. Eric recounts a pivotal moment in his early sobriety when he realised the importance of appreciating every part of his journey, even the struggles. This conversation is both raw and honest, touching on the reality that sobriety is not guaranteed and should never be taken for granted.
The episode also covers practical advice on how to be intentional about finding joy in life and remaining grateful through all of life's ups and downs. If you're looking for an inspiring discussion that blends humour with heartfelt insights, this episode is a must-listen.

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