Bradley Saxon
Bradley Saxon
Let's Talk Steps 8 & 9
Let's Talk Steps 8 & 9
Let's Talk Steps 8 & 9
Wednesday 11th February 2026
Explore the journey of making amends with Bradley Saxon as he discusses Steps 8 & 9 of Alcoholics Anonymous.
28 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Steps 8 and 9 focus on making amends to those harmed.
- Willingness is crucial for personal freedom.
- Categorising amends into 'now', 'later', and 'never' can help manage the process.
- True peace comes from within, not from others' acceptance.
- Making amends is a transformative step in recovery.
"Willingness is the key to freedom."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? Bradley Saxon, host of SOBER: The Podcast, takes listeners on a compelling journey through Steps 8 and 9 of the Alcoholics Anonymous program. With 17 years of sobriety under his belt, Bradley shares personal anecdotes and practical advice for those tackling these crucial steps. He describes the transformative power of making amends, not just to others but to oneself.
Bradley candidly discusses the challenges of facing those we've wronged, even when they seem like our enemies. He emphasises that willingness is the key to freedom and that true peace comes from within, not from others' acceptance. Bradley's light-hearted yet sincere approach makes these daunting steps feel more manageable, urging listeners to categorise their amends into 'now', 'later', and 'never'. By breaking it down into bite-sized pieces, he provides a roadmap for those on the path to recovery.
Bradley's insights remind us that while the journey may be tough, the rewards are life-changing. Are you ready to embrace the freedom that comes with making amends?