Nelson H.
Nelson H.
Why so judgey?
Why so judgey?
Why so judgey?
Monday 7th June 2021
Nelson H. humorously tackles judgmentalism in sobriety, sharing personal stories and tips for a healthier mindset in 'LOL Sober'.
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Nelson H.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Laughing at Our Flaws: Nelson H. on Tackling Judgmentalism
What my judgmentalism usually means is that I'm just planting seeds for resentment. That's what they grow into. So I gotta just stay out of that business as much as possible.
Imagine this: you're having one of those rough Saturdays where everything seems to go wrong. That's exactly where Nelson H. found himself when he encountered a mother and daughter freaking out over a bee. His initial reaction? A judgmental whisper under his breath. But in a twist of fate, the bee came for him next, and he found himself yelping and running away, just like them. In this episode of 'LOL Sober', Nelson H.
dives into the all-too-common habit of being judgmental, especially during sobriety. He opens up about how easy it is to fall into the trap of making fun of others and how it can quickly spiral into a cycle of negativity and gossip. Reflecting on his own past behaviors, Nelson candidly shares how judgmentalism has been a part of his DNA but acknowledges the importance of breaking free from it.
Through personal anecdotes and humorous reflections, Nelson discusses the 'spiritual capital' he invests in overcoming this habit. He emphasizes that judgmentalism is like an infectious disease that needs to be kept in check for a healthier, happier life. If you've ever found yourself quick to judge or struggle with staying positive, this episode offers relatable stories and practical advice to help you shift your mindset.
Tune in for a mix of laughter and life lessons that make sobriety a bit more manageable.