Ashes To Rubies
Ashes To Rubies
Mornin Devos "APPRECIATING OURSELVES"
Mornin Devos "APPRECIATING OURSELVES"
Mornin Devos "APPRECIATING OURSELVES"
Wednesday 24th March 2021
Join Ashes to Rubies as they discuss self-appreciation in recovery, setting boundaries, and fostering healthy relationships. Tune in for heartfelt advice.
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Get the buttons here!Embracing Self-Worth in Recovery: A Morning Chat with Ashes to Rubies
We are the greatest thing that will ever happen to us. We do not have to apologize for being here or for being who we are.
Ever feel like you're just not enough? In this episode of 'Ashes to Rubies: Addiction to Connection', the hosts dive into the concept of self-appreciation during their morning meditation. They kick things off by reminding us that everyone has a unique purpose, and recovery from addiction and life's hurdles is achievable. Drawing from their own journeys, they discuss how they've learned to appreciate themselves, flaws and all.
One standout moment is their conversation about the role of a higher power in helping individuals see their true worth. The hosts also tackle the nitty-gritty of recovery, highlighting that it’s a gradual process that requires patience. They emphasize the importance of setting boundaries and navigating unhealthy relationships, noting that some people in our lives might not truly value us. But, through recovery, we can cultivate healthier connections.
The episode also shines a light on the LifeLab Recovery Program, which offers a supportive community for those on this journey. Packed with heartfelt stories and practical advice, this episode is a treasure trove for anyone striving for self-appreciation and healthier relationships in their recovery journey.