Josh S: Finding Sobriety at Big Deep South Convention
Episode Overview
AA is more than meetings; it's a lifestyle. Community and camaraderie are vital in recovery. Humour can be a powerful tool in sharing experiences. Embracing personal growth is key to sobriety. Selective listening can hinder progress.
"Alcoholics Anonymous is a way of life that works under any circumstance"
Josh S takes the stage at the Big Deep South Convention, sharing his rollercoaster journey through recovery with a mix of humour and honesty. He kicks off with a chuckle, admitting he's not an expert on Alcoholics Anonymous, but rather on his own life experiences. Josh's tale is one of ups and downs, triumphs and trials, as he navigates the world of sobriety.
He candidly discusses the bumps along the road, revealing how AA is not just a meeting, but a lifestyle that has shaped his path. From early days in Mississippi to grappling with personal demons, Josh's story resonates with anyone who has ever felt different or out of place. He jokes about hearing what he wants to hear, likening it to a humorous anecdote about a husband testing his wife's hearing – a metaphor for his own selective listening in life.
His journey is marked by moments of clarity and the realisation that AA offers a common solution, binding people together in camaraderie and understanding. With anecdotes that are both entertaining and poignant, Josh's message is clear: AA works, but it's up to each individual to embrace it as a way of life. His experiences are a testament to the power of community and personal growth, making this episode both engaging and inspiring.
If you're looking for a story filled with heart, humour, and hope, Josh's talk is worth your time.