School of Addiction Recovery
School of Addiction Recovery
Episode #11 – Become Fearless
Episode #11 – Become Fearless
Episode #11 – Become Fearless
Tuesday 26th December 2017
Join Don Coleman as he discusses Kratom, alternative treatments, and strategies to overcome addiction and build a life of integrity.
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Episode Overview
- Kratom's legal status and impact on addiction.
- Don Coleman's personal recovery journey.
- Exploration of Ibogaine as a treatment option.
- Importance of integrity in addiction recovery.
- Strategies to manage cravings effectively.
Doing the right thing when no one's looking is so important, especially in a sober state of mind.
In this insightful episode of The War Podcast, hosts Dustin Hawkins and Frank sit down with Don Coleman, a former CEO with firsthand experience in the addiction and recovery process. The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into Kratom, an often misunderstood substance that is gaining attention due to its legal implications and potential effects on addiction.
Don shares his personal experience with Kratom, explaining how it led him to step down from his CEO role and ultimately seek alternative treatments. The conversation shifts to discussing alternative forms of treatment, focusing particularly on Ibogaine. Don recounts his journey through various recovery programs, highlighting the significance of integrity and living a life aligned with personal values. He emphasizes the importance of facing fears and building new habits to overcome addiction, sharing strategies like exercise to manage cravings.
Listeners are encouraged to participate in Don's Weekly Challenge, which involves reflecting on decisions that make them feel better or worse about themselves. This exercise is designed to help individuals identify themes that can guide their personal mission statement and values. The episode concludes with a message of hope and inspiration, encouraging those struggling with addiction to find support and strength in community and personal growth.