Bradley Saxon
Bradley Saxon
Classroom Session ( Patreon Heard It First) PT 2
Classroom Session ( Patreon Heard It First) PT 2
Classroom Session ( Patreon Heard It First) PT 2
Thursday 23rd October 2025
Join Bradley Saxon for a raw and engaging discussion on the realities of addiction recovery in this must-listen episode.
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Bradley Saxon
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Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Discipline is crucial for success in recovery and life.
- Life's challenges require preparation and spiritual growth.
- Accountability and structure aid in maintaining sobriety.
- Focus on inner transformation rather than external fixes.
- Guard your heart to overcome self-pity and bitterness.
"You could be sober but unemployable. That's not a good place to be."
Witness the remarkable journeys of those who have faced addiction head-on in this engaging episode of SOBER: The Podcast. Bradley Saxon, a recovered addict with 17 years of sobriety, continues his candid classroom session, offering a no-nonsense approach to recovery. This episode is part two of a Patreon exclusive, and it doesn't hold back on delivering the hard truths about what it takes to stay sober and thrive.
Bradley dives into the importance of discipline and preparation, drawing parallels between recovery and real-life responsibilities. He stresses that life will always throw unexpected challenges, but with a solid foundation in recovery, you can weather any storm. His humorous yet blunt style keeps the conversation lively, as he challenges listeners to come prepared—both in meetings and in life. Through anecdotes about his own struggles and triumphs, Bradley highlights the need for structure and accountability.
He passionately discusses how being disciplined in small things can lead to success in larger aspects of life. Whether it's making your bed or wiping the toilet seat, these small acts of discipline are steps towards a more structured and productive life. Bradley's message is clear: recovery is not just about quitting alcohol or drugs; it's about transforming your life from within. He urges listeners to embrace the process of change and to focus on the heart of the matter—literally.
By guarding your heart and seeking spiritual help, you can overcome self-pity and bitterness, ultimately leading to a more joyful and fulfilling life. So, if you're ready to get serious about recovery and want to hear an honest take on what it truly means to live a sober life, this episode is a must-listen. What are you doing today to prepare for tomorrow's challenges?