Matt Hunnell's Journey: From Addiction to Purpose
Episode Overview
Sobriety opens doors to new opportunities and purpose. Faith and community play crucial roles in recovery. "Go do something"—let passion guide your path. Building relationships is key in both personal and professional life. Finding joy in helping others can be a powerful motivator.
"I get to do what I do because if I don't stay in that place, I can't do what I do."
Ever wondered what it takes to transform a life marred by addiction into one filled with purpose and joy? In this engaging episode of 'Relational Recovery', host Wes Thompson sits down with Matt Hunnell, a man whose journey from the depths of alcohol addiction to a fulfilling life is nothing short of inspiring.
Matt, who now works at The Refuge, shares his story with candour and humour, detailing how his sobriety paved the way for meaningful work and deep personal connections. Matt's tale is a testament to the power of faith and perseverance. He recounts his career transition from the retail business to a passion for helping others through prison fellowship and fundraising. His story is not just about quitting alcohol but about finding a calling that brings him joy and fulfilment.
Matt's advice to those seeking purpose is simple yet profound: "Go do something," and let your passion find you. Listeners will find Matt's narrative both relatable and motivating, as he emphasises the importance of community and faith in recovery. His journey underscores the message that sobriety isn't just about abstaining from alcohol but embracing a life full of possibilities. So, if you're curious about how someone can rebuild their life post-addiction, this episode offers both hope and practical insights.
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? Find out as Matt shares his remarkable journey of recovery and renewal.