Rock Bottom Has a Basement: Addiction, Faith, Recovery & the Power to Start Again | Timothy Moylan

Sometimes…rock bottom isn’t the end.Sometimes…there’s another level beneath it.And sometimes, hitting that place becomes the moment when everything has to change.In this episode of Beyond the Mind, I’m joined by Timothy Moylan, author of Rock Bottom Has a Basement, for a raw and honest conversation about addiction, alcoholism, homelessness, legal trouble, incarceration, faith, family, and the long road back to a meaningful life.Timothy opens up about the choices and circumstances that took him to some of the darkest moments of his life—including a near-fatal heart failure—and the turning point that forced him to confront his addiction and take responsibility for where his life was heading.Together, we explore what recovery really looks like beyond simply getting sober, the role of faith and accountability, rebuilding trust with family, and finding the courage to start again when you feel like you’ve lost everything.We also talk about second chances, personal responsibility, and how the lessons Timothy learned through recovery continue to shape the way he lives, works, and shows up for the people around him.Whether you or someone you love has struggled with addiction, or you’ve ever wondered whether a person can truly rebuild their life after losing everything, this conversation offers honesty, hope, and a powerful reminder:Your lowest point does not have to be your final chapter. Connect with Timothy Moylan http://amazon.com/author/rockbottom_76Guest Introduction: Timothy Moylan & Rock Bottom Has a BasementThe Beginning of the Addiction JourneyWhen Addiction Takes ControlFrom Legal Trouble to Homelessness & PrisonHitting Rock Bottom—and Discovering There Was More Beneath ItThe Turning Point: Choosing RecoveryFaith, Accountability & Taking ResponsibilityRebuilding Trust With FamilySurviving a Near-Fatal Heart FailureWhat Recovery Really Looks LikeRebuilding Life, Work & PurposeSecond Chances: What Timothy Wants Others to KnowFinal Reflection: Your Story Doesn’t End at Rock Bottom