RE 127: Present and in the Moment Without AlcoholRE 127: Present and in the Moment Without Alcohol
Recovery Elevator
Rule Number One of podcasting is plug in the microphone. Pete, with 488 days of sobriety shares his story. SHOW NOTES [2:19] Paul Introduces Pete. I am 38 years old, and golfing is my favorite leisure activity. I have an...
42:03•24 Jul 2017
Pete's Sobriety Journey: Embracing the Present Without Alcohol
“If I could summarize my sobriety, my time without alcohol on this planet earth, it can be summarized as being more clear, present, and in the moment. ”
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around after hitting rock bottom? In this episode of Recovery Elevator, hosts Paul Churchill and Kristopher Oyen sit down with Pete, a sales professional who has been sober for 488 days. Pete opens up about his struggles with alcohol, starting from his high school days when he could easily drink a case of beer by himself.
He knew he had a problem but ignored it until he hit a spiritual and emotional low point. Imagine having everything you thought would make you happy—like a great job and a loving family—yet feeling utterly empty. Pete faced this harsh reality when his wife discovered his hidden stash of booze bottles. This moment was his wake-up call, leading him to realize that suicide wasn't an option and that he needed to change his life.
Throughout the conversation, Pete shares how he found spirituality and began to focus on being present and mindful. He talks about the importance of taking action and breaking old habits, which were crucial steps in his recovery journey. If you're curious about how to stay sober or looking for inspiration to maintain your path, Pete's story offers valuable insights. Tune in to hear how embracing the present moment can lead to a fulfilling, alcohol-free life.
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