Omar Pinto
Omar Pinto
SHAIR 161: Whiskey Bottles in the Garden with Steven Galatioto
SHAIR 161: Whiskey Bottles in the Garden with Steven Galatioto
SHAIR 161: Whiskey Bottles in the Garden with Steven Galatioto
Tuesday 13th March 2018
Steven Galatioto discusses overcoming alcoholism, routines for sobriety, and launching Serene and Sober on The SHAIR Recovery Podcast.
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You got to go research, you got to hold on to something, and as you evolve, then you can evolve with the program or you can start your own and personal development.
Ever wondered how someone can turn their life around after hiding whiskey bottles in their garden? Meet Steven Galatioto, a multi-talented artist, musician, husband, and dad who now lives in Japan. In this episode of The SHAIR Recovery Podcast, host Omar Pinto chats with Steven about his battle with alcoholism and his inspiring journey to sobriety.
From the hidden whiskey bottles to launching his own recovery platform, Serene and Sober, Steven's story is a testament to resilience and the power of routines in maintaining sobriety. He opens up about the struggles of finding English-speaking recovery meetings in Japan and how childhood experiences shaped his addiction. With a focus on the importance of service, the dangers of relapse, and the need for forgiveness, Steven's insights are both eye-opening and encouraging.
He also delves into personal development beyond traditional recovery programs and emphasizes the joy of living in the present moment. Whether you're on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Steven's story offers hope and practical advice for making the most out of life in sobriety.