Nate and Tommy
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No More Stories: Dropping the Professional Mask After 18 Years of Sobriety
No More Stories: Dropping the Professional Mask After 18 Years of Sobriety
No More Stories: Dropping the Professional Mask After 18 Years of Sobriety
Tuesday 3rd February 2026
Explore Brenda Gerber Vincent's journey of sobriety while leading a high-stakes career in this inspiring episode of Bare Knuckle Recovery.
55 minutes
Inspiring
Authentic
Honest
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Episode Overview
- Authenticity and honesty are crucial for personal growth in recovery.
- Balancing a professional career with sobriety requires discipline.
- Faith can be a guiding force in maintaining long-term recovery.
- Building a supportive community helps sustain sobriety.
- Vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness.
"It's my struggles, not my successes, that have made me who I am." - Brenda Gerber Vincent
What happens when a high-achieving professional decides to drop the mask and embrace their true self? In this episode of Bare Knuckle Recovery, Brenda Gerber Vincent, the Chief Growth Officer at Greater Fort Wayne, Inc., joins hosts Tommy Streeter and Nate Moellering to discuss the challenges and triumphs of maintaining sobriety while leading a demanding career. Brenda shares her journey of 18 years in recovery, highlighting how her struggles have shaped her into the person she is today.
She opens up about the fears of losing her career and reputation but ultimately finds strength in her authenticity and faith. Her story is a testament to the power of honesty and the importance of prioritising recovery. Brenda talks candidly about the evolution from chaos to discipline, sharing how she balances her professional life with her commitment to sobriety. With humour and warmth, she recounts her experiences in treatment and the ongoing journey of living a life in recovery.
Brenda's story is a reminder that vulnerability can be a source of strength, not weakness. So, what does it take to live authentically and find balance between career and recovery? Dive into this engaging conversation and find out.