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EPISODE 7: When You’re Tired of Holding It All Together

EPISODE 7: When You’re Tired of Holding It All Together

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What if the thing that’s actually keeping you stuck… is trying to hold everything together?

In this episode, we talk about powerlessness — not as weakness, but as the beginning of real peace. Because whether it’s addiction, anxiety, control, or just trying to keep everyone else happy… eventually we all hit a point where white-knuckling life doesn’t work anymore.

We get real about:

  • • What powerlessness actually looks like (and what it doesn’t)
    • Our own stories of trying to control things we couldn’t
    • The moment we realized that letting go wasn’t giving up — it was freedom

  • This one isn’t just for people in recovery. It’s for anyone who’s exhausted from pretending they’re fine.


    🔗 Resources Mentioned:

    👉 Find a Celebrate Recovery group near you: ⁠https://www.celebraterecovery.com/locator⁠

    👉 Find an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting near you: ⁠https://www.aa.org/find-aa⁠

    👉 Find a Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meeting near you:

    https://na.org/meetingsearch/

    👉 Need support for codependency? Check out CoDA: https://coda.org/find-a-meeting/


    💬 Let’s stay connected:

    Follow us on Instagram → @rootingforyou.podcast

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    📩 Got a story, question, or just want to say hi? Send us an email at rooting.pod@gmail.com

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