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When is the last time someone told you that you are ok the way you are?
Improving is what’s important – not perfection, because that’s an unattainable goal.
Join Trinity Bird for this catalyzing and liberating conversation with Certified Life Coach Jed Brotherson and discover how you can come to love yourself and help others do the same by discovering the power and joy of being perfectly imperfect.
Tune in and discover Trinity Bird’s thoughts on:
- How one late-night phone call brought what seemed like a normal and happy life crashing down and led to a pathway filled with addiction and despair
- Living life for over 20 years like it was one big party to escape the pain – and what Trinity discovered he still had to hold onto when the party finally ended and he had to go somewhere else
- His journey through various forms of rehab as he endeavored to get sober, and why it felt like resistance to what he viscerally wanted
- How his innate values and compassion helped save him when he found himself seemingly at the end of the road and contemplated suicide
- His metaphor of trying to build a life by salvaging remnants from a burnt-down house rather than building upon the foundation for his life that actually existed all along
- And much, much more!
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Trinity Bird invites you to embark on your own journey toward finding freedom and hope from anything that may be holding you back right now.
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About the Author: Trinity Bird
Trinity Bird was born in Bluebell, Utah and raised in a loving LDS family environment - a straight-A student who was active in his family's church.
But when he lost his mother, he lost his faith and his identity.
Trinity questioned the existence of God as he understood Him at that point while falling into negative coping patterns using alcohol and drugs as a way to escape.
He eventually lost all hope in good life, until he began his journey of recovery from alcohol addiction, codependency, religion, and learned to deal with depression and anxiety in a healthy manner.
Through this journey, Trinity discovered that we are all recovering from a multitude of defects and that we are really all perfectly imperfect.
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