Trudge Report
Four friends, all in recovery and living in South Florida, come together to discuss a variety of topics aimed at enriching their lives and those of their listeners. With a focus on sports, recovery, trending cultural phenomena, and daily life tips, they hope to inspire their audience to live better lives. Drawing on their own experiences and camaraderie, they aim to be informative, inspiring, vulnerable, genuine, and humorous. They encourage listeners to join them in exploring new interests and perspectives, while also fostering stronger connections with their friends, families, and communities. Their shared journey through recovery bonds them together and forms the foundation of their friendship and the podcast's message of growth and improvement.
Trudge Report
Ep. 61 - The Greater Good: Where Money & Spiritually Mix, Random Acts Of Kindness And Personal Financial Recovery
Join us this week as the Trudge Trio is here to bring you a new episode. We begin the show with a quick around the horn segment where Shawn makes a brief but very spirited argument on why NCAA March Madness may be the best of all playoffs and championships, college or professional. Corey and Greg wholeheartedly disagree and a short but good discussion arises. We introduce a new segment, where each of us describe one thing that we saw over the past week of someone doing a random act of kindness or witnessing kindness from one person to another.
The main segment is all about where money and spirituality mix in the rooms of recovery. Where our donations and self support money goes and the different avenues for that money. Where it is not only useful, but necessary in carrying the message of recovery. We each detail some of our own personal experiences and what we have seen over the years. We also discuss how money can certainly be the root of all evil, and the recovery group is no different. How the primary purpose of carrying the message to the sick and suffering has to always remain the most important. We wrap this segment and the show with how each of us have utilized this principle of financial Independence and responsibility in our own lives. What's good for the recovery group is oftentimes just as important for the individual person in recovery.
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-Anonymous
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