Corey Winfield
Corey Winfield
April 25th, 2020 - Something Good or Something Bad?
April 25th, 2020 - Something Good or Something Bad?
April 25th, 2020 - Something Good or Something Bad?
Sunday 26th April 2020
Join Corey Winfield on the 217 Recovery Podcast as he discusses the risks and rewards of doing good in recovery. Listen now for valuable insights.
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Get the buttons here!Balancing Acts: Corey Winfield on the Risks and Rewards of Doing Good in Recovery
People would come over to my house- will there be? And I am so happy Today that I don't have to do that. But once I got that first drink- and that's what they say in like a meetings and maybe other meetings to you know that first drink is the most dangerous because it doesn't stop.
Can doing good deeds sometimes lead to unexpected pitfalls in recovery? Corey Winfield, host of the 217 Recovery Podcast, tackles this intriguing question in a thought-provoking episode. Corey delves into the complexities of balancing altruism with personal boundaries during the recovery journey. Drawing from his own experiences, he shares how acts of kindness can sometimes backfire, potentially jeopardizing one's sobriety. Corey doesn’t shy away from discussing the importance of coping skills and the power of a supportive community.
He offers a candid look at the temptations and risky situations that can arise, even from well-intentioned actions. This episode is a blend of Corey’s personal reflections and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating the delicate path of recovery. Whether you're in early recovery, supporting someone who is, or just curious about the nuances of staying sober, Corey's insights provide valuable food for thought.