The guys discuss the best way to expand the square footage of your home by only removing one wall, how Mac avoided placing a discreet body part on a cold door knob, and why Damon believes he should only be written up when stealing a Honey Baked Ham.
Raise your hand if you have ever looked back to a vacation, party, or just a day in general and thought to yourself “I already forgot what I even did, said, felt.” That feeling of life passing by and the hours on the clock just being whisked away. You are not alone. In this episode I talk about the fast paced lives we are living most of the time and little ways to help slow down time. Seems impossible, but I believe that if we have more intention and clarity, we can certainly have ‘more time’ in our days to soak in the beauty of our moments. Come take it slow and get your gears turning on how to live more intentionally with the most simple of ways. Take back control and leave the anxiety of life fleeting behind with small changes to how we approach our every day lives.
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When discussing early signs of alcoholism, Mike and Glenn take a look backwards at themselves, their experiences, and what others saw in them as they struggled with addiction.
If you are looking at this for yourself, pay attention and ask the questions laid out in the podcast. Glenn shares that by the time he was researching alcoholism, he was already on the path to addiction.
If you are looking at this for someone else, realize there is very little you can do for someone else until they decide they want to be sober. But don’t give up. Mike knew it was time because even though he didn’t listen or take their advice at the time, there were lots of seeds planted that gave him hope for recovery.
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The guys discuss Mac’s desire to mock a crying man from a second story window until his mom shows up, how a glass of tap water can give you the strength (amongst other things) of ten men, and what is the number one item Damon will never assemble without directions.
In her second year of recovery, Alexis had 4 kids. She was blessed with lots of family that really helped out, and in 2013 received a lot of holiday gifts her kids would not use. They decided to give the extra gifts to a men’s treatment center so the men could give the gifts to their kids. But five gifts didn’t go very far, and Alexis found herself reaching out to others to do more – and filled an entire wish list for the treatment center! That’s how RecoveryKidz was born.
Recovery Kidz partners with other organizations like The Sanctuary, recovery for mothers with a newborn baby, to fulfill wish lists for kids that have parents residing in recovery centers during the holiday season.
Want to help Recovery Kidz?
You can donate money and RecoveryKidz will purchase gifts for kids.
Go to RecoveryKids.com and click on Amazon Wishlist, then buy the gift from Amazon. The gift goes to RecoveryKidz to be sent to the child.
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At a table for 3 in the coffee shop, Megan shares her experience as a woman in recovery and her journey from first admitting she had an alcohol problem to her recovery path with counselors, women’s groups and eventually coed groups.
As a woman, AA meetings with 80% men can be intimidating. But once you sit down and listen to what men have to say, it goes out the window because we all suffer. Listen in to Megan’s journey to sobriety, some of the issues she’s faced and overcome, and her advice to other women, starting with “Don’t compare yourself out of the room.”
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The guys discuss how clumsy Spartans received the highest of honors, when 4 hours can get you murdered by extended family , and exactly why it’s necessary to have a plumber on retainer before your “Brown Friday” festivities.
Paul and Sally Nash live in Birmingham UK and married in 1986. They are both ordained Anglicans, both Myers Briggs Type Indicator Practitioners (although opposite types), both support London football teams (Sally Spurs and Paul Chelsea) both play golf and have worked with and for each other in some capacity for much of the time they have known each other.
It can feel pretty heavy sometimes, the weight of the world, the to-do lists, the call for more…
We all have pressure in our lives – some is good, some is negative, many times it’s how we stack ourselves up again it. In this episode, I meander through struggles of feeling bogged down by pressure in hopes of creating a collective of people working to alleviate the ongoing nonsense we subject ourselves to. We are all capable of releasing the hardships of what life’s pressure’s can do and finding a fresh new way of looking at how we set ourselves and our lives up. Jump in to give yourself some loving energy and care and make some conscious choices in finding better balance, self love, and vitality.
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