Jesse Mogle
Jesse Mogle
Harness the Integrity of the Four Agreements, Ep24
Harness the Integrity of the Four Agreements, Ep24
Harness the Integrity of the Four Agreements, Ep24
Wednesday 10th July 2019
Join Jesse Mogle as he explores how 'The Four Agreements' can guide your addiction recovery journey with integrity and personal growth.
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Get the buttons here!Building a Life of Integrity: The Four Agreements in Recovery
Integrity is crucial in your recovery journey and by harnessing its virtues, you will be freed of the negative weight and repercussions of actions that go against these agreements.
Have you ever wondered how to build a life of integrity while navigating the ups and downs of addiction recovery? In this thought-provoking episode of 'From Sobriety to Recovery', host Jesse Mogle dives deep into the teachings of Don Miguel Ruiz's 'The Four Agreements'. These principles offer a powerful roadmap for anyone looking to achieve their highest self and live a life free from the shadows of addiction.
Jesse, who has walked the path of long-term recovery himself, breaks down each agreement and explains how they can be applied to foster a life of honesty, understanding, and personal growth. The first agreement, 'Be Impeccable with Your Word', encourages us to avoid complaining, criticizing, blaming, and gossiping. It's all about using our words to build up rather than tear down.
The second agreement, 'Don’t Take Anything Personally', reminds us that others' reactions often reflect more about them than about us. This shift in perspective can be liberating. The third agreement, 'Don’t Make Assumptions', stresses the importance of clear communication and asking questions to understand others better. Finally, 'Always Do Your Best' teaches us that our best can vary from day to day, and that's okay. Embracing this can lead to a more compassionate relationship with ourselves and others.
Jesse's insights are not just theoretical; they are practical tools that can help anyone on their recovery journey. He emphasizes that integrity is not a destination but a continuous process of growth and self-improvement. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to transform their approach to sobriety and build a life grounded in integrity and self-respect.