Breaking My Addictions
Breaking My Addictions
Podcast Description
Helping you create a life where your addictions start to fade.
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Content Themes
The podcast emphasizes key topics such as identity and addiction, community support, personal growth, and innovative recovery methods, with specific episodes covering themes like the impact of trauma on addiction recovery, the importance of gratitude and accountability in sobriety, and exploring the concept of addiction as a neurological issue rather than a personal failing.
Helping you create a life where your addictions start to fade.
In this episode of Breaking My Addictions, Clive is joined by Matt and Dom for an honest conversation about thinking, overthinking, and what happens when our minds get overloaded by constant information, news feeds, algorithms, and doom-scrolling.
We explore how mental noise quietly feeds anxiety, distraction, and old coping patterns, and how easy it is to confuse being “informed” with being overwhelmed. The conversation touches on mental diet, attention, self-regulation, creativity, and simple ways of noticing when our thinking is helping us live well, and when it is quietly working against us.
This is not a how-to guide or a set of fixes.
It is a grounded, human conversation about noticing our own mental habits, learning when to step back, and finding steadier ways to relate to our thoughts in a noisy world.
No gurus. No perfect answers. Just real talk about living with more clarity and less mental clutter.
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