From Rehab to Boardroom: Jason Roop's Insight on Leadership in Recovery
The correlation of the leadership ability of someone that goes and gets their MBA, who maybe, yeah, they've gotten some experience along the way, but maybe they've not gotten that true in-the-dirt experience, we're no in-the-dirt here at Isaiah House, I mean great facility. But that in-the-trenches, that camaraderie, that communication thing that you get in this type of setting, yep, yep, that definitely offers a lot of value.
Imagine if the next CEO or manager of your company was once sitting in rehab. Sounds surprising, right? In this episode of 'The Real HopeCast', hosts Ted, Troy, and John sit down with Jason Roop, a 2014 Isaiah House graduate, Senior Pastor of Asbury United Methodist Church, and the director of the Technology Training Center at Campbellsville University.
Jason dives into his research on addiction in the workplace, revealing how individuals in recovery possess unique leadership qualities that can make them successful in today's business environment. Jason's journey from addiction to becoming a respected leader and academic offers a powerful narrative that challenges common stigmas about addiction. The conversation sheds light on how the resilience and determination developed during recovery can translate into exceptional leadership skills.
Whether you're interested in addiction recovery, leadership, or both, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the untapped potential of those who have battled addiction. It's a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the transformative power of recovery and its impact on professional success.