Finding Strength in Humility with Becky F.
Episode Overview
Humility is about recognising your place in the larger scheme of things. Letting go of old behaviours can be challenging but necessary for growth. Creating safe spaces is vital for LGBTQ+ individuals in recovery. Asking for help is a crucial step in transforming weaknesses into strengths. Recovery is a continuous journey of learning and adaptation.
"Humility isn't about making yourself smaller; it's about recognising you're part of something bigger."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this episode of At The CCC, the hosts Anthony, LouiLou, and Jordan welcome back Becky F., a cherished voice in their community, to chat about the power of humility in healing. The conversation unfolds in the vibrant setting of the Castro Country Club, a safe haven for the queer recovery community nestled in San Francisco.
The hosts and Becky engage in a candid discussion about the seventh step of recovery—humbly asking for shortcomings to be removed—and how it relates to their personal journeys. Becky shares her experiences with humility and how it plays a crucial role in her ongoing recovery. The hosts discuss the challenges of letting go of behaviours that once served them but now hinder their growth.
They delve into the concept of humility, not as a form of self-diminishment but as an acceptance of one's place in the larger scheme of things. Humour and light-hearted banter are sprinkled throughout, making the serious subject matter more approachable. The group also touches on how the LGBTQ+ community navigates these recovery steps, highlighting the importance of creating spaces where everyone feels seen and supported. With relatable anecdotes and insightful reflections, this episode offers both laughter and wisdom.
Whether you're new to recovery or have been on the path for years, this episode offers a refreshing take on the journey towards sobriety. It challenges you to think about your own adaptations and how they might be transformed into strengths. Are you ready to ask for help and see what changes come your way?