60 Days of Sobriety: Steve's Journey and Hard-Won Lessons
Expectations are just premeditated resentments. It should be more about how I react to things.
Ever wondered what the first 60 days of sobriety feel like? In this episode of 'gAy A: A Queer Sober Podcast', host Steve Martin-Bennet takes a heartfelt look back at his early days on the sober path. Steve shares the highs and lows, the triumphs and setbacks, all from his unique perspective as a queer individual navigating recovery.
He delves into the importance of community support, particularly within the LGBT+ space, and how attending meetings played a crucial role in his journey. One of Steve's key takeaways is the significance of finding a sponsor and immersing oneself in recovery literature. He also highlights the phrase 'expectations are just premeditated resentments', offering a fresh perspective on managing disappointments and setbacks. Steve's candid reflections on identifying and managing triggers provide practical advice for anyone in recovery.
Accountability is another cornerstone of Steve's approach, and he discusses how service and goal-setting have kept him grounded and focused. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone on a sober journey, especially those within the LGBT+ community. Tune in to hear Steve's story and gather valuable tips on staying sober, finding support, and navigating the early days of recovery.