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Ep 26 - How to Stay Calm and Sober in an Angry World.

Season 1 Episode 26 Published 6 months, 2 weeks ago
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If the world feels loud, angry, or overwhelming lately, you’re not imagining it. In this episode of Sobriety Now What? we talk about how to stay calm, grounded, and steady in your sobriety even when everything around you feels chaotic.

Stuart shares a moment when the news pulled him into fear and anger—and what he discovered about why this happens so easily in recovery. You’ll learn what anger does to the brain, why venting often makes it worse, and simple research-backed ways to calm your body, protect your peace, and step out of emotional fights you never meant to join.

This episode is all about reclaiming your clarity and staying centered in a world that’s designed to pull you off balance.

Weekly Challenge: Try one small calming practice this week—5 slow breaths, a quick stretch, a minute of grounding, or one evening without the news.

Live freely. Evolve fully. Thrive.

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