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EP08: Letting Go of the Need to be Right with Ryan MacFarlane

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“The most surprising thing I found in recovery was myself.”

In this week’s episode, I get candid with Ryan MacFarlane about our unique three-year journey as roommates, revealing how mutual respect was the foundation for success. We dive deep into recovery, with Ryan outlining the three universal anchors: community, a Higher Power, and service. We also explore the complexity of faith, detailing my evolution to a personal spirituality—including a powerful, physical connection that Ryan witnessed.

Ryan opens up about finding serenity in solitude and the work of navigating old patterns of anger and sadness. Finally, we celebrate a life of action: from Ryan chasing dreams like paragliding and his new motorcycle to my emotional first snowboard run, proving the power of embracing the messiness of a full life.

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Chapters

1. Roommates: A Diffferent Kind of Committed Relationship (00:00:00)

2. The Importance of Community in Recovery (00:05:59)

3. The Best Thing Ryan Found in Recovery  (00:16:13)

4. Navigating Relationships and Accountability   (00:18:53)

5. Letting Go of the Need to Be Right (00:29:03)

6. Transforming Relationships with Anger (00:35:36)

7. Embracing Sadness and Loneliness (00:39:33)

8. Living Life to the Fullest + Taking Action on Dreams (00:42:21)

9 episodes

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Content provided by Netanya Allyson. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Netanya Allyson or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

“The most surprising thing I found in recovery was myself.”

In this week’s episode, I get candid with Ryan MacFarlane about our unique three-year journey as roommates, revealing how mutual respect was the foundation for success. We dive deep into recovery, with Ryan outlining the three universal anchors: community, a Higher Power, and service. We also explore the complexity of faith, detailing my evolution to a personal spirituality—including a powerful, physical connection that Ryan witnessed.

Ryan opens up about finding serenity in solitude and the work of navigating old patterns of anger and sadness. Finally, we celebrate a life of action: from Ryan chasing dreams like paragliding and his new motorcycle to my emotional first snowboard run, proving the power of embracing the messiness of a full life.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Roommates: A Diffferent Kind of Committed Relationship (00:00:00)

2. The Importance of Community in Recovery (00:05:59)

3. The Best Thing Ryan Found in Recovery  (00:16:13)

4. Navigating Relationships and Accountability   (00:18:53)

5. Letting Go of the Need to Be Right (00:29:03)

6. Transforming Relationships with Anger (00:35:36)

7. Embracing Sadness and Loneliness (00:39:33)

8. Living Life to the Fullest + Taking Action on Dreams (00:42:21)

9 episodes

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