Paul Churchill
Paul Churchill
RE 110: Does Alcohol Give Us Courage?
RE 110: Does Alcohol Give Us Courage?
RE 110: Does Alcohol Give Us Courage?
Monday 27th March 2017
Chris debunks the myth of alcohol-induced courage and shares his journey to sobriety on 'Recovery Elevator'. Discover true bravery in living sober.
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Get the buttons here!Chris' Journey: Finding True Courage Beyond Alcohol
Life is an opportunity that we have every day to live a new life, to change the way we are living our life.
Ever wondered if alcohol really makes you braver? Chris, who's been sober for nearly a year, shares his eye-opening journey on this episode of 'Recovery Elevator'. Host Paul Churchill dives into the misconceptions about alcohol and courage, revealing how booze actually strips away our natural instincts to face fear.
Chris opens up about his struggles with alcohol, starting from his early twenties and culminating in a turning point just two years ago when he realized he couldn't go without a drink. He talks about the false sense of bravery alcohol gave him and how it led to risky situations rather than true courage. Now, almost a year sober, Chris reflects on how admitting he needed help and finding support systems have been crucial in his recovery.
He emphasizes that real courage comes from sobriety, where every day is a new chance to live authentically. This episode isn't just about Chris' story; it's a broader look at the tools and resources available for anyone looking to break free from alcohol's grip. Whether you're sober curious or deep into your recovery journey, this conversation offers valuable insights and a hopeful message that true bravery lies in living a sober life.