Ep.18 – Vulnerability

Ep.18 – Vulnerability

More Than a Drunk

Being vulnerable to others about our struggles, gives us the strength to recover.

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34:5628 Nov 2020

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Embracing Vulnerability: Joseph Hansman on Breaking Free from Addiction

Being vulnerable, that's opening up your honest feelings and your truths. And I think that the big difference between vulnerability and oversharing is, at least for myself, it's whether or not your story still owns you.

Ever felt like hiding your true self was easier than facing the world? In this episode of 'More Than a Drunk', Joseph Hansman dives into the transformative power of vulnerability in the battle against alcohol addiction. Inspired by Brene Brown's insightful talk on vulnerability, Joseph shares how opening up about his own struggles has been a game-changer in his journey to sobriety. He emphasizes that vulnerability isn't about weakness; it's about embracing uncertainty and emotional exposure to find true freedom.

Throughout the episode, Joseph discusses the importance of honesty, both with oneself and others, as a cornerstone of recovery. He highlights various support groups like SMART Recovery, Life Ring Secular Recovery, and Women for Sobriety, encouraging listeners to find a community that resonates with them. Joseph's candid reflections on his personal experiences make this episode not just informative but deeply relatable.

His message is clear: being vulnerable can help you break free from the chains of addiction and lead a more authentic, fulfilling life. So, if you're on the path to recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers valuable insights and encouragement. Tune in to discover how embracing vulnerability can be your first step towards lasting sobriety.

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