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Have you ever felt like your past mistakes are too big to come back from—and that hope is just out of reach?
When your life falls apart—whether from addiction, divorce, or the weight of repeated bad decisions—it’s easy to get trapped in shame and rumination. But there’s a path forward that doesn’t rely on fixing the past. This episode unpacks what that really means and how to use it to rebuild your life from the inside out.
- Learn why trying to mentally “solve” your past doesn’t work—and what actually helps you move forward.
- Discover how redefining your higher power as your “next right decision” can anchor you in real, gritty hope.
- Explore how Sacred Grit—the discipline of making right choices repeatedly—can create a new future, one grounded in self-respect and integrity.
Hit play now to discover how choosing your next right decision can become the foundation for the man you’re meant to be.
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The podcast explores the connection between men and dads seeking freedom from addiction, pornography, infidelity, and drinking, while confronting anger, anxiety, and depression through prayer, meditation, and mindfulness, leaning on Jesus and God for strength, confronting pride, discovering purpose, practicing cold plunges, and ultimately building resilience along the journey.
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