12th Step Podcast
12th Step Podcast
Inventory of the Present: Tools, Trials, and Transitions
Inventory of the Present: Tools, Trials, and Transitions
Inventory of the Present: Tools, Trials, and Transitions
Friday 27th February 2026
Explore the journey of recovery with Gary, Mike, and Daniel as they share tools and experiences in this engaging episode of The 12th Step Podcast.
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37 minutes
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Sexual Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Recovery is an ongoing practice requiring regular updates to your toolkit.
- Mentoring others can provide fresh perspectives on your own journey.
- Revisiting old tools can yield new insights when applied to current situations.
- Connecting with a higher power is crucial for long-term recovery success.
- Taking intentional breaks from social media can enhance personal reflection.
"Recovery literally is about getting back the life that we were supposed to have."
How do people find strength in their journey to sobriety? In this episode of The 12th Step Podcast, Gary, Mike, and Daniel gather to share their personal experiences and the tools they use in their ongoing recovery from sexual addiction. The trio, having had a spiritual awakening, focuses on their current recovery toolkit—what's working, what they've outgrown, and the real-time challenges they face.
Their discussion is as candid as it is humorous, touching on the importance of mentoring, the role of a higher power, and the unique insights gained from revisiting old recovery tools. Daniel shares his experiment with a social media fast during Easter, while Mike finds value in revisiting counselling to tackle deep-seated insecurities. The conversation flows naturally with moments of light-hearted banter, as they reflect on how past tools like the Personal Craziness Index can be adapted to current situations.
This episode is not just about sharing what's working for them but also about encouraging listeners to explore their own recovery paths with curiosity and openness. It's a heartfelt exchange that balances the serious nature of addiction recovery with the warmth of shared experiences. Whether you're new to recovery or a seasoned veteran, you'll find nuggets of wisdom and a sense of camaraderie in their stories.
As they wrap up, the hosts remind us to revisit tools we might have shelved and to keep doing the next right thing in our recovery journey. What tools have you found helpful in your own recovery process?