Knowing When to Let Go: The Key to a Successful Recovery
with Rob Grant
ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Why is letting go the key to successful addiction recovery? Rob and I break it down. Rob shares a story about an ex-girlfriend who wasn't willing to pursue the Father. Stay connected and die slowly, or walk away and live. We talk about severing ties with toxic people, old environments, and relationships that keep pulling you backwards. People call it cold. They call it self-righteous. But sometimes the most loving thing you can do is choose life.
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