EPISODE 72

Sobriety Uncensored

Daniel Patterson

Self-improvement, Health & Fitness, Mental Health, Education

4.8 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 23 May 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Daniel and Jenna talk about "residual shame" as Daniel continues his job search and is faced with some previous acquaintances via social media. They discuss the rationale for amends and how it can sometimes be authentic and sometimes self-serving, and the importance of making that distinction before approaching someone from the past.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 72 of sobriety uncensored.
0:07.0	I'm here with my friend Jenna.
0:09.6	Hi, Jenna.
0:10.5	Hi.
0:11.4	How you doing?
0:12.5	I'm great.
0:14.5	Same.
0:15.5	Same zies.
0:17.5	And thank you to Spindrift at DrinkSpindrift on social and Drinkspindrift.com and to all of our
0:25.9	coffee connoisseurs who have donated a cup of coffee on Buy Meacoffee.com slash sobriety uncensored.
0:33.9	We see you.
0:35.4	We see you.
0:36.0	We see you.
0:37.0	We read all your things and we see all your things.
0:41.1	Okay. So before we start, there's a weird new feature on podcasts, on my Apple podcast at least, where it just it transcribes the episode.
0:52.9	Really? Yes.
0:54.6	So I was looking at our most recent episode just to like make sure it populated.
0:59.8	And then it's just, you can read just the text version of if you don't want to listen now, you can just read it.
1:06.8	Oh, no.
1:07.2	I'm not a fan of that.
1:08.8	So I think if any of you are going on a road trip, I think you should have the person who's like the coat riding shotgun instead of listening to it.
1:19.4	Reenact.
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