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The Problem - Problem with Influence - Mark Beebe
The Problem - Problem with Influence - Mark Beebe
The Problem - Problem with Influence - Mark Beebe
Friday 7th November 2025
Explore the power of influence in recovery with Mark Beebe as he shares five pillars for a healthier, addiction-free life.
22 minutes
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Hopeful
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Episode Overview
- Influence plays a crucial role in shaping recovery journeys.
- Stability involves creating new, healthier life rhythms.
- Self-care is essential and often overlooked in recovery.
- Trusting the process includes attending meetings and seeking sponsorship.
- Community support provides accountability and encouragement.
"Influence can be incredibly helpful or incredibly negative."
Ever wondered what it takes to break free from the revolving door of addiction? This episode of Recovery at Cokesbury tackles the challenging concept of influence in recovery, led by the insightful Mark Beebe. Influence, as he discusses, can either anchor us to past traumas or propel us towards a healthier future. Mark highlights five crucial pillars of recovery: stability, self-care, trusting the process, community, and self-awareness.
Each pillar is explored with relatable anecdotes and practical advice that anyone on a recovery journey can appreciate. Mark shares personal stories about how influence shaped his own recovery path, including the importance of stability in creating new life rhythms and breaking old patterns. He poses thought-provoking questions like "What's your new rhythm?" to encourage listeners to reflect on their progress.
Self-care, often neglected, is presented as a vital component of recovery, challenging the belief that others must always come first. Trusting the process is underscored by Mark's experiences with meetings and sponsorship, showing how these elements can be transformative. He recounts how his children found their own paths to healing through Alateen and Al-Anon, illustrating the ripple effect of recovery within families.
The episode closes with a powerful reminder of the community's role in providing support and accountability, urging listeners to consider who is speaking into their lives. Mark's message is one of hope and resilience, reminding us that while recovery is challenging, it is possible with the right influences and support systems. Are you ready to embrace a new rhythm and let positive influences guide your recovery journey?