Recovery Rocks
Recovery Rocks
Episode 14: Money Matters: Look Back, But Don't Stare
Episode 14: Money Matters: Look Back, But Don't Stare
Episode 14: Money Matters: Look Back, But Don't Stare
Thursday 27th December 2018
Lisa Smith and Tawny Lara discuss the financial impact of addiction and the importance of budgeting in recovery in this episode of 'Recovery Rocks'.
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Get the buttons here!Counting the Cost: Financial Recovery After Addiction
The way I treated money, the way I treated my financial responsibilities that I had taken on as a renter in New York, I just did not pay my rent and then pay twice The Next Month. And she was like you can stop now, you know, I went to like boom, boom, boom, and like you know whatever you know, canceled renters, insurance, rent, like what kind of money went to, late fees on my credit cards.
Ever thought about how addiction drains your wallet as much as it does your health? In this eye-opening episode of 'Recovery Rocks', hosts Lisa Smith and Tawny Lara get real about the financial havoc addiction wreaked on their lives. From blowing through savings to missing rent payments, they share candid stories of their past money missteps. But it’s not all doom and gloom—they also talk about the power of forgiveness and moving forward.
The episode sheds light on the importance of budgeting in sobriety and how looking back at financial mistakes can be a tool for growth, not regret. Lisa and Tawny explore the hidden costs of addiction, like lost relationships and missed opportunities, and how financial irresponsibility often goes hand-in-hand with substance abuse. With their trademark honesty and a sprinkle of humor, they offer a fresh perspective on financial recovery that’s both relatable and inspiring.
Tune in for an engaging chat that might just change how you view money in your recovery journey.