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Sep 25, 2024 14 min

Defining Powerless in Recovery

from The Recovered Dad Podcast Hosted by Matthew Sinkovitz & Yeadon Smith

In this episode of the "Porn to Purpose" podcast, I dig into another conversation inspired by my work in the 12-step recovery community. I share my personal journey navigating the ideas in these recovery rooms, including the struggle I initially had with the concept of powerlessness. Top 10 Show Highlights: [00:10] Introduction to the episode and inspiration from Sex Addicts Anonymous. [01:35] Struggles with the idea of identifying as an addict. [03:22] The importance of keeping an open mind in the recovery journey. [05:14] How adopting the mantra "take what works and leave the rest" shifted my perspective. [07:18] Discussion on the concept of powerlessness and its role in recovery. [10:05] The challenge of accepting powerlessness while seeking empowerment. [12:47] Insights into how recovery tools help turn the ship around when relapse feels inevitable. [15:30] Reflections on the lifelong journey of managing addiction. [17:50] Emphasizing the importance of daily habits, community, and staying active in recovery. [19:40] Final thoughts on powerlessness, empowerment, and the gifts of recovery. Linked List of Sites or Resources Mentioned: Join the Porn to Purpose Community on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/porntopurpose): Download a copy of the 'Freedom from Porn Accelerator': www.porntopurpose.com

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