From Addiction to Executive: Jeremiah Wheeler's Inspiring Journey
Episode Overview
Jeremiah Wheeler shares his journey from addiction to executive leadership. The importance of accountability and intentionality in recovery. How therapy and support from loved ones aid in overcoming addiction. Breaking generational curses to create a new legacy. Balancing work and family life while maintaining sobriety.
"I was on that edge for a long time... I made a choice to seek help because I was tired."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? For Jeremiah Wheeler, the journey from 'dope and despair' to 'leadership and legacy' is a testament to the power of change and resilience.
In this compelling episode of Recovery Lab, hosts Brynn Knox, David Sugg, and Daniel Anderson sit down with Jeremiah to discuss his transformative path detailed in his book, "The Unlikely Executive." Once struggling with addiction, Jeremiah now stands as a successful executive, sharing how recovery reshaped his life and leadership style. Jeremiah candidly shares his lowest moments and the pivotal decision to seek help, spurred by his wife's ultimatum.
He discusses the courage it took to own his truth and the importance of accountability, intentionality, and purpose in his recovery. Through personal anecdotes, he highlights the impact of therapy and the support of loved ones, particularly his wife, who played a crucial role in his sobriety journey. Listeners will find inspiration in Jeremiah's story of breaking generational curses and redefining his legacy.
His insights into balancing work and family life, while maintaining sobriety, offer valuable lessons for anyone facing similar struggles. Jeremiah's story is a reminder that it's never too late to turn your life around and that true strength lies in vulnerability and honesty. Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Dive into this episode for a dose of motivation and practical advice from someone who's been there and come out stronger.
What steps can you take today to start your own path to recovery?