THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED: Find new tools for personal growth

IN THIS EPISODE, WE DISCUSS: ____________   Balance Your Discipline- Find new tools for spiritual growth on a road less travelled. How disciplined are you in your life? Do you find it easy to stay motivated, stay on track, and do what is right? Do you make sure you stay focused on your goals, remove temptations, recover from mistakes? Or, Are you willing to keep trying and tolerate the discomfort to grow and get better? Specific pathways in life are less travelled because they’re more challenging. It’s not an easy path. But could this path to enlightenment be far more rewarding? “Take the high road,” “The road to hell,” “Take the scenic route”: the list of sayings that use roads as metaphors for life are plentiful. But what about a road that could lead to spiritual growth and exploration, a road less travelled? In the book, The Road Less Traveled (1978), Scott Peck teaches us how to live a more fulfilling life by practicing discipline and developing a better understanding of love, religion and grace.  Let us find out what steps we can take to grow and become more balanced. In this book summary, we’ll take a trip down this road and learn how a few concepts can lead us down the path of spiritual growth – we will discover: An approach that will help us find out the power of delaying gratification, How love is something more than a feeling; and Why being lazy is a common human trait that prevents our growth. Listen in: Connect with the Saving You is Killing Me: Loving Someone with an Addiction community here:  https://linktr.ee/SYKM Connect with us!! JOIN A MEETING   The Tap Back Into Your Power Resource, Support, and Network!  Has someone else’s problem become your problem? Is loving someone with an addiction leaving you feeling broken, exhausted, and repeatedly disappointed?  It hurts when you love someone who drinks too much or suffers from an addiction. Life is not normal. You may feel alone, but you are not unique in your pain or dilemma. Nor are you isolated in this situation. Saving You Is Killing Me is a helpful guide to light a darkened path. Regardless of the struggle, you are in, loving someone with an addiction is emotionally, psychologically, and physically draining. You must understand that nobody deserves to suffer - you have the right to live a peaceful and fulfilled life that is full of love! You can, and you will find happiness again! Your journey starts by taking back your power and shifting the focus back onto you! With compassion and grace, a positive psychology practitioner and the author of Saving You Is Killing Me: Loving Someone With An Addiction, Andrea Seydel offers support by sharing her personal experiences and the knowledge she used to help navigate the wreckage of her struggle. She exposes the tremendous power of how our relationships can both hurt us and allow us to heal. Trauma is a fact of life, and navigating the turmoil from loving someone with an addiction can be extremely challenging. Saving You Is Killing Me offers new hope for reclaiming your life. Seydel offers insight and learning opportunities for self-healing, recovery, and resilience that foster an empowering way of life. For more support, information, or to share your story of strength, head over the website:  www.savingyouiskillingme.com Join us in the private Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/savingyouiskillingme Grab Your Copy of the Saving You Is Killing Me: Loving Someone With an Addiction Book: