Embracing Recovery: Tim Warren's Journey
Episode Overview
Tim Warren's recovery date is February 7, 2018. Service work is a cornerstone of Tim's recovery. Recovery means embracing a new life and transformation. Books like 'Staying Sober' offer valuable guidance. Community and family are central to successful recovery.
"Recovery is a new life I get to remember, embrace, and change at will."
In episode 455 of The Way Out Podcast, Tim Warren shares his incredible journey of recovery and transformation. Tim, who hosts the Attitude for Gratitude podcast in Minneapolis, opens up about his past struggles with substance addiction, specifically heroin and opiates, and the pivotal moment that marked the beginning of his recovery on February 7, 2018. This episode delves deep into the essence of recovery, highlighting how it signifies a new life filled with opportunities for change and personal growth.
Tim emphasizes the critical role of service work in his recovery process. Through his podcast and community meetings, he engages in various forms of service work, which not only supports his own recovery but also uplifts those around him. He explains that recovery is not just about abstaining from substances but embracing a new life free from the constraints of addiction. Tim's philosophy is that every day is a new opportunity to build a life of honesty, service, and integrity.
The discussion also covers valuable resources for those on the path to recovery. Tim recommends books like 'Staying Sober: A Guide for Relapse Prevention' and 'Drop the Rock: Removing Character Defects,' which have been instrumental in his journey. He stresses that recovery is multifaceted, affecting family, community, and personal well-being. The conversation is infused with hope, reflecting Tim's belief that recovery allows individuals to reclaim their lives and relationships.
Tim's story is one of resilience and dedication, serving as an inspiration to listeners who may be facing similar challenges. The episode is a testament to the power of community support, spirituality, and the importance of staying committed to one's recovery journey.