Joe McDonald

Position of Neutrality

Joe McDonald

  • Gradually things got worse

Gradually things got worse

Friday 19th August 2022

Joe McDonald discusses the dangers of overconfidence in recovery and the importance of daily self-awareness in this 'Position of Neutrality' episode.
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3 minutes
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Informative
Hopeful
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Supportive

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Position of Neutrality
Author:
Joe McDonald
Overview:
Categories:
Religion & Spirituality
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Body & Mind
Creative Recovery Journeys
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The Pitfalls of Overconfidence: Joe McDonald's Cautionary Tale

Those are not words we use Every Day, but the experience of grace is confused with the illusion of control.
Ever felt like you had everything under control, only to watch it slip through your fingers? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald shares a deeply personal story about the dangers of overconfidence in recovery. After a promising business opportunity, Joe found himself falling back into old habits, reminding us all that sobriety is a daily commitment. He asks listeners to reflect on their own experiences with the illusion of control and how it can lead to relapse.
Through his honest storytelling, Joe emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and constant vigilance. This episode isn't just a warning; it's a beacon of hope, encouraging everyone on their recovery journey to stay mindful and humble.
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