EP 661: Special Guest: Zac Clark on Addiction, Love & Letting Go (and the story of the bank teller who saves his life)
About this episode
Zac Clark discusses addiction, self-worth, and the importance of boundaries in relationships.
You've been told that if you just love him hard enough, he'll change. I need you to hear what my guest says about that. Y'all, this one is different. I sat down in studio in NYC with Zac Clark, founder and CEO of Release Recovery, host of The Zac Clark Show, and a man who's 14+ years sober after losing nearly everything to addiction. But here's why I brought this conversation to you : so many of us have poured ourselves into someone we were trying to save. We've abandoned ourselves believing that if we could just get them to show up differently, then we'd finally be enough. Zac says the quiet part out loud, you're not that powerful. And somehow, that truth is the most freeing thing in the world. Inside the Episode: The real difference between loving someone and enabling them How to decide what you're actually willing to tolerate (and why leaving doesn't make you a bad person) Why detaching from the outcome and doing your own work is the only thing that's ever in your control This is an episode about addiction, but really, it's about self-worth, boundaries, and refusing to disappear inside someone else's chaos. Whether you're loving someone in active addiction or just learning to…
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