Whose Inventory Are You Taking? A Queer Recovery Journey
Episode Overview
Taking inventory of oneself can reveal behaviours that no longer serve you. Scrutinising others can be a distraction from personal growth. Empathy helps balance introspection with understanding others. Humour can ease the challenges of maintaining sobriety. Healthy boundaries are crucial in relationships.
"Taking somebody else's inventory is just a distraction from looking at your own stuff."
In this lively episode of 'At The CCC', hosts Anthony and LouiLou tackle the intriguing question of whether it's healthier to take stock of your own behaviours or scrutinise others. Broadcasting from the heart of San Francisco's Castro Country Club, a haven for the queer recovery community, they explore how accountability can sometimes blur into projection. This discussion, peppered with personal anecdotes and light-hearted banter, is both engaging and relatable.
Anthony and LouiLou share their thoughts on the challenges of maintaining self-awareness in recovery, often using humour to highlight the absurdities of human nature. They delve into the Fourth Step of the 12-step programme, examining how taking a moral inventory can help us identify behaviours that no longer serve us. They also touch on the dangers of focusing too much on others' faults, which can be a distraction from our own growth.
The episode offers a refreshing take on self-reflection and accountability, encouraging listeners to balance introspection with empathy for others. Whether you're in recovery or just looking to understand yourself better, this conversation is a great reminder that we're all navigating life's ups and downs together. So why not join Anthony and LouiLou for some laughs and insights? You might just find yourself questioning whose inventory you're really taking.