In this episode, you will hear from Annie about her recovery from alcoholism and the incredible experience she had with publishing the hugely popular book “This Naked Mind”.
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Today I’m trying out a new format. I’m actually bringing back some of the early episodes with amazing guests. If you have a podcast over 300 episodes, some of the older ones drop off, so I thought it would be interesting to bring some of them back. In this episode you will hear from Annie Grace, the author of “This Naked Mind” which is regularly highlighted as one of the top books on sobriety. I have to admit, it’s a little cringy to hear myself as a new podcaster, but you’ll have to let me know what you think.
And with that, please enjoy this episode with Annie.
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