Facing the Past: Michael Molthan's Journey to Sobriety
Episode Overview
Making amends is crucial in the recovery process. Honesty and accountability are key to overcoming addiction. A sponsor can provide essential guidance in recovery. Spiritual solutions can help tackle human problems. Recovery requires changing everything in your life.
"Amends are for me, and I hope and pray that you will choose to forgive me".
Michael Molthan's 'M2 The Rock' is like a heartfelt chat with a mate who’s been through the wringer and come out the other side. This episode, titled 'Getting Even With Our Past', sees Molthan dive into the nitty-gritty of his journey from homebuilder to homeless, battling drug and alcohol addiction. With a mix of humour and raw honesty, he opens up about his struggles and how he's managed to turn his life around.
Molthan shares the importance of making amends as part of the 12-step recovery process, revealing that it's not just about saying sorry but genuinely cleaning up your side of the street. You'll hear tales of Molthan's own missteps in recovery—like heading into amends without a sponsor or prayer—and learn why these steps are crucial. He stresses that making amends is a personal journey, one that helps you heal by taking responsibility for your actions and seeking forgiveness.
It's about changing everything in your life to stay clean and sober. Molthan's story is peppered with anecdotes that illustrate the highs and lows of his path to sobriety, and he doesn't shy away from sharing his mistakes. His candid approach makes the podcast relatable and engaging, offering hope to those struggling with addiction or supporting someone who is. With his charismatic style, Molthan encourages listeners to embrace spiritual solutions to human problems, advocating for honesty and accountability in recovery.
If you're looking for a podcast that mixes serious topics with a touch of humour and a whole lot of heart, this episode is worth a listen. So, why not take a moment to reflect on your own journey and consider what changes you might need to make?