#113 - Fly-tipping on the Camino

In the first of a short series of episodes covering Tabbin's recent walking holiday along the Camino de Santiago, she shares her  insights, flashes of inspiration and opinions. After walking 180 miles, she returns with a wealth of thoughts that delve into the intersection of personal experience and alcohol consumption. Tabbin begins by recounting a poignant moment when she encountered a stark contrast between a pile of rubbish and a beautiful wheat field. It serves as a powerful analogy for the messes we create in our lives, particularly those influenced by alcohol. She emphasises the importance of acknowledging our past mistakes without allowing them to overshadow the potential for growth and beauty that lies ahead. Throughout the episode, Tabbin encourages listeners to recognise that while the rubbish of our past may exist, it does not have to dictate our future. By choosing to turn our attention towards the positive aspects of life, we can foster a mindset of recovery and hope. This journey of self-discovery is not about ignoring the past but rather about learning from it and moving forward with intention. Join Tabbin as she sets the stage for a series of upcoming episodes, each inspired by her Camino experience, and invites listeners to reflect on their own journeys with alcohol and personal growth. Highlights:         (02:00) Introduction to Tabbin's Camino experience         (10:15) The metaphor of the rubbish pile and the wheat field         (18:30) Acknowledging past mistakes without being defined by them         (25:00) The importance of turning towards positivity         (32:45) Setting the stage for future episodes on the Camino         (40:00) Encouragement for listeners to embrace their journeys         (48:00) Preview of the next episode about a unique fountain experience Connect with Tabbin: https://www.winetowatercoaching.com