Have you ever looked in the mirror and been disappointed with who’s looking back, or even worse, horrified by who you’ve become? After awakening in his bathtub, practically dead and not sure how to face another day, Jesse decided he didn’t want to die - he wanted to live differently. From that moment on, he decided to figure out how to do just that, live differently - and to become the person who utilizes his potential instead of continuously squandering it. In 2017, after two decades of battling addiction, Jesse embarked on a life-altering path toward long-term addiction recovery. This podcast delves into the nuances distinguishing sobriety from long-term recovery. Jesse shares his personal experience, transitioning from the depths of addiction to a proactive journey of change. Discover the power of a growth mindset, the art of processing and releasing emotions, the significance of nurturing relationships, the importance of self-forgiveness, and building a fulfilling life beyond addiction - through the powerful Neuro-Linguistic Programming lens. Jesse’s story is a testament to the transformative power of recovery, providing insights and support for others on their journey. Join Jesse as he navigates the complex yet rewarding terrain of long-term recovery, featuring real-life stories, expert recovery coaching advice, and a supportive community. This podcast is a beacon of hope and guidance for anyone seeking to turn the page from addiction to a life of purpose and joy.
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Tuesday Oct 27, 2020
Tuesday Oct 27, 2020
Any new skill learned has a process to it. People tend to learn in either a Why, What, How, or What If format - but the psychology to learning a new skill develops its perspective via an incompetence vs competence manner.
In this week's episode we dive into the four stages and they are as follows.
- Unconsciously Incompetent
- Consciously Incompetent
- Consciously Competent
- Unconsciously Competent
Knowing these four stages will allow you to go easy on yourself when you are using your growth mindset to learn something new. This is beneficial because you can get hung up on not knowing how to do something with expertise and allow the negative critic in your head, or in your life, to persuade you to drop the new skill being learned in favor of your comfort zone - which we already know is actually an uncomfortably comfortable zone. Check this episode out as I bring my almost four years of trail and error in my addiction recovery to the table as we get "Back to Basics."
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