Hosted by Charlie & Jason
Hosted by Charlie & Jason
The Way Out Podcast Episode 77 - Brandon Novak Part One
The Way Out Podcast Episode 77 - Brandon Novak Part One
The Way Out Podcast Episode 77 - Brandon Novak Part One
Sunday 14th January 2018
Brandon Novak discusses his journey from skateboarding fame to addiction and sobriety on The Way Out Podcast Episode 77.
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Get the buttons here!Brandon Novak’s Rollercoaster Ride from Addiction to Sobriety
I can't get me sober, I don't have the ability to keep me sober, I don't have that kind of power. If I did, I wouldn't fucking be in this room with you right now.
Imagine growing up with a talent so unique that it sets you apart from everyone else. That's the story of Brandon Novak, whose early life was marked by family turmoil and an extraordinary gift for skateboarding. In this episode of 'The Way Out | A Sobriety & Recovery Podcast', hosts Charlie and Jason take a deep dive into Brandon's journey from the highs of his skateboarding career to the lows of addiction and alcoholism.
Brandon's rare talents and early success fueled a superiority complex that led him down a dangerous path. But this episode isn't just about his fall; it's about his rise. Brandon opens up about how distorted thinking and social acceptability played a role in his addiction, but also how he found a higher power and embraced recovery steps. He talks candidly about the importance of honesty, reliability, and dependability in his journey to sobriety.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone on their own path to recovery or supporting someone who is. Brandon's story is not just informative but deeply inspiring, offering valuable insights into the complexities of addiction and the transformative power of recovery.