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In this deeply honest solo episode, I open up about that surprising moment when spiritual growth meets real life — and old patterns start creeping back in. After coming home from a transformative retreat, I could feel myself slipping into familiar routines, self‑judgment, and autopilot living. Instead of hiding it, I share what it really feels like to lose that euphoric clarity and how I’m gently finding my way back.

I talk about my ADHD tendencies, the
anxiety that shows up as noise in my head, and the routines that keep me small.
I also share the tools that are helping me stay grounded right now: prayer,
meditation, the rosary, the new “Detachment” series on the Hallow app, and the
emotional work I’m doing with my new therapist.

This episode is a reminder that awareness
is progress, change is possible, and none of us are alone on this journey. If
you’ve ever felt yourself slipping backward after a breakthrough, this
conversation will meet you right where you are.

Topics in this episode:

·      Why spiritual breakthroughs fade when real life returns

·      Slipping back into old routines and how to pivot

·      ADHD tendencies and constant multitasking

·      Anxiety, noise, and the power of presence

·      Finding a therapist who truly fits

·      Prayer, meditation, and the rosary as grounding tools

·      The Hallow app’s new “Detachment” challenge

·      Remembering your strengths, not just your defects

·      Acceptance, awareness, and choosing a new path

·      You are not your worries — and you are not alone

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XO 

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In this episode, I sit down with Jay Sapovits, someone whose honesty, humility, and long‑term recovery truly moved me. Jay shares his journey through compulsive gambling, emotional relapse,
ego, identity, and nearly 30 years of recovery, and I found myself relating to so much of what he said.

Jay and I talk about:

·      the first time he gambled at 13 and the rush
that changed everything

·      how ego—not gambling—nearly took him out 10
years into recovery

·      what emotional relapse looked like for him

·      rebuilding his identity, relationships, and
integrity through the 12 steps

·      the difference between staying sober and living sober

·      why meetings and service work keep him grounded

·      the loneliness of being “the life of the party”
while dying inside

·      the moment he realized sobriety had to be his #1
priority

·      discovering golf as a healthy obsession and
recovery tool

·      the song that carried him through early recovery
(“Kiss From a Rose”)

This conversation reminded me why I stay close to the rooms and why long‑term sobriety requires deeper work, not less. Jay’s honesty about ego, fear, and the daily practice of letting go is something every person in recovery will connect with.

If you’ve ever wondered what recovery looks like after 10, 20, or 30 years… this episode will speak to you the way it spoke to me.

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XO 

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I’m back home in Florida after weeks of walking, writing, and reflecting, and today I’m talking about something that has been sitting on my heart: living with grace and accepting your story exactly as it is.

Writing my book has brought up memories I wanted to bury forever — the shame, the regret, the “I wish I had done it differently.” But grace asks us to look honestly at our past, accept it, and let it go. Every thread of our story — the good, the painful, the messy — weaves together to make us who we are.

In this episode, I share:

·     how writing my memoir brought up old wounds

·      why acceptance is essential for emotional sobriety

·      how shame keeps us stuck in low‑frequency thinking

·      the brain’s habit of replaying old stories

·      how to interrupt negative loops and choose grace

·      why asking for help is a sign of strength

·      how to move from darkness into light

If you’re tired of beating yourself up, tired of replaying the same story, or ready to step into a new chapter of your life, this episode will remind you that you are not alone — and that grace is always available.

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XO

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In this episode of It’s Bizzy Podcast/Busy Living Sober, I sit down with Morgan Smith, CEO of Kalm with Kava, for a fascinating conversation about kava, anxiety relief, alcohol alternatives, recovery, and the difference between kava and kratom.

If you’ve ever wondered what kava is, whether it’s safe for people in recovery, or how it compares to substances like kratom, marijuana, and alcohol, this episode breaks it all down in a real and honest way.

Morgan shares how kava has been used in the South Pacific for over 3,000 years as a plant-based tool for relaxation, connection, and calm. He explains how he took over the company after the tragic loss of founder Mike Munsell, why ethical sourcing matters, and how he works directly with farmers in Hawaii and the South Pacific to bring high-quality kava to the United States.

Elizabeth and Morgan also talk openly about sobriety, mind-altering substances, the rise of kratom, sleep struggles, social media addiction, anxiety, and what it means to find healthier ways to calm down without reaching for alcohol.

This is a thought-provoking episode for anyone who is sober curious, in long-term recovery, or simply looking for honest conversations about modern wellness and mindful alternatives.

In this episode:

• what kava is and how it works 
• kava vs kratom 
• whether kava is addictive 
• anxiety relief and relaxation without alcohol 
• sober living and mind-altering substances 
• recovery, sleep, and healthier coping tools 
• social media overload and modern stress 
• ethical sourcing and the story behind Kalm with Kava 

Morgan Smith is the CEO of Kalm with Kava and founder of Monsoon Beverages. He works directly with kava farmers throughout the South Pacific and Hawaii and is passionate about ethical sourcing, wellness education, and sharing the long history of noble kava.

As always, remember: you are not alone, and keep getting busy living sober.

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"Remember, you don’t have to navigate the mess alone. Whether you’re pivoting your career, your marriage, or your mindset, I’m here to walk that road with you. Let’s make 2026 the year you finally put your own oxygen mask on first."

XO 

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In this deeply personal solo episode from Porto, Portugal, I share a revelation that hit me harder than I expected: my lifelong obsession with money. Not the amount of money — but the constant mental tallying, the fear, the scarcity mindset, the spinning thoughts that never seem to stop.

Being
alone in a foreign country with no distractions made something painfully clear:
I’ve replaced one obsession (alcohol) with another (money). And for the first
time, I could see the trauma behind it — childhood fear, family patterns,
shame, control, and the belief that I’m never truly safe.

I talk about:

·      The moment in Fatima when I begged the Blessed
Mother to take this obsession from me

·      How money fear mirrors the compulsive thinking
of addiction

·      Why being alone made the truth impossible to
ignore

·      The stories we carry from childhood that shape
our adult anxiety

·      How prayer, writing, and the 12‑step tools are
helping me face this

·      Why identifying the obsession is the first step
toward healing it

If you’ve ever worried about money to the point of exhaustion — no matter how much or how little you have — this episode is for you. You are not alone. We can
walk through this together, one day at a time.

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"Remember, you don’t have to navigate the mess alone. Whether you’re pivoting your career, your marriage, or your mindset, I’m here to walk that road with you. Let’s make 2026 the year you finally put your own oxygen mask on first."

XO 

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In this episode of Busy Living Sober, I sit down with Anne Karber — entrepreneur, author of The Life Hack Playbook, and host of the Let’s Get Naked Podcast — for an honest conversation about addiction recovery, burnout, overgiving, emotional sobriety, and what it really means to stop living on autopilot.

Anne shares her powerful story of leaving home at 16, becoming a young mother, building a successful business, and quietly battling addiction while everything looked fine on the outside. Together, me and Anne talk about the pressure so many women feel to hold everything together, the trap of performative living, and why putting yourself first is not selfish — it is necessary.

We also explore social media overload, doom scrolling, emotional exhaustion, people-pleasing, workaholism, grief, rehab, self-awareness, and healing after burnout. This is a must-listen for women in recovery and anyone who feels like life looks good on paper but feels empty on the inside.

If you have ever felt exhausted from trying to be everything for everyone, this conversation will remind you that peace, purpose, and healing are possible.

In this episode:

• women in recovery 
• addiction and burnout 
• overgiving and emotional exhaustion 
• performative living 
• social media and self-care 
• workaholism and emotional sobriety 
• grief, healing, and self-awareness 
• learning to put yourself first 

Anne Karber is an entrepreneur, author of The Life Hack Playbook, and host of the Let’s Get Naked Podcast. Known for her no-BS approach to personal growth, she helps people break free from performative living and build real emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and ownership.

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XO 

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Episode 633 comes to you from my window overlooking the Douro River in Porto. After days of walking, writing, and facing some heavy chapters of my past, I finally understood what “not regretting the past nor wishing to shut the door on it” really means. In this episode, I talk about shame, forgiveness, sobriety, and why we must stop carrying stories that no longer serve us. If you’re ready to release old pain and step into something new, join me.

⭐ WHAT I EXPLORE IN THIS EPISODE

• My journey of self‑forgiveness and what it really means to stop carrying the past
• How shame, regret, and old stories kept me stuck in low‑frequency emotions
• The power of pivoting when life demands change
• What nearly 20 years of sobriety has taught me about acceptance and letting go
• How solo travel and writing my book in Porto helped me see my life differently
• The importance of gratitude, presence, and taking emotional responsibility
• Why I can’t change others — only myself

⭐ KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Self‑forgiveness is where healing begins
• You can pivot at any moment — your life is not fixed
• Shame is a heavy, low‑frequency emotion you don’t have to carry
• You can feel an emotion without becoming it
• Living in the present is a choice you can make again and again
• Your past is part of you, but it doesn’t have to define you
• You are not alone — everyone has a story and everyone is learning
• Sobriety is more than putting down the drink; it’s learning to live life on life’s terms
• You can’t control how others see you, only how you grow
• Taking chances is what creates your life — not the outcomes, but the courage to try

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"Remember, you don’t have to navigate the mess alone. Whether you’re pivoting your career, your marriage, or your mindset, I’m here to walk that road with you. Let’s make 2026 the year you finally put your own oxygen mask on first."

XO 

Bizzy

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What if the hardest substance to quit isn’t alcohol… but sugar?

In this eye-opening conversation, I sit down with Mike Collins — known as the “Sugar Free Man” — who has over 40 years in recovery from substance use disorder and decades living sugar-free. After noticing how sugar affected him and others in early sobriety, Mike began researching the powerful connection between sugar, cravings, and addiction. What he discovered changed everything.

We talk about why so many people in recovery replace alcohol with sugar, how sugar can act like a psychoactive substance, and why quitting sweets can feel harder than quitting alcohol. Mike also shares how he raised his children sugar-free in early childhood, rewrote the rules around kids and sugar, and built a community helping thousands break free from sugar addiction.

Mike is the founder of SugarAddiction.com, SugarDetox.com, and QuitSugarSummit.com. Hundreds of thousands have read his book The Last Resort Sugar Detox, and tens of thousands have completed his 30-Day Sugar Freedom Challenge.

If you’ve ever replaced alcohol with sweets, struggled with cravings, or wondered why sugar has such a hold on you — this episode may change how you see recovery.

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The Last Resort Sugar Detox Guide: Learn How to Quickly and Easily Detox from Sugar and Stop Cravings Completely

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·       https://www.youtube.com/@SugarAddiction 

·       https://www.facebook.com/groups/sugardetox.sugaraddiction.supportgoup 

·       https://x.com/SugarDetox 

·       https://www.instagram.com/realsugarfreeman/ 

·       https://www.tiktok.com/@sugardetox 

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·       https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-mike-collins-57a5628a/

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In this episode, I share the story of my transformative solo trip to Amsterdam and how it pushed me to tap into deeper emotional resilience, practice intentional self‑care, and lean into the power of gratitude when things didn’t go as planned. Traveling alone challenged me, grounded me, and ultimately helped me reconnect with myself in ways I didn’t expect.

From navigating unexpected travel stress to finding peace in quiet moments along the canals, this journey became a powerful reminder that solo travel isn’t just about exploring a new place — it’s about rediscovering who you are. I talk openly about personal growth, mindfulness, sobriety, and the emotional shifts that happen when you give yourself space to change.

If you’re craving clarity, healing, or a fresh start, this episode offers inspiration, honesty, and the reminder that stepping out alone can lead to profound transformation.

What I Explore

• Building emotional resilience during challenging travel moments
• How self-care and gratitude can shift your entire mindset
• The unexpected lessons I learned from traveling solo in Amsterdam

My Key Takeaways

• Solo travel opens the door to new perspectives and emotional growth
• Gratitude helps move you from fear to empowerment
• Embracing solitude can spark deep personal transformation

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"Remember, you don’t have to navigate the mess alone. Whether you’re pivoting your career, your marriage, or your mindset, I’m here to walk that road with you. Let’s make 2026 the year you finally put your own oxygen mask on first."

XO 

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In this insightful interview, Amber Hollingsworth shares her journey from an accidental entry into addiction counseling to becoming a leading advocate for family-centered addiction recovery. She dives into common misconceptions about addiction, highlights the vital role of family involvement, and offers practical strategies for supporting loved ones through recovery. Amber’s energetic, conversational approach makes complex topics relatable, providing hope and guidance for anyone impacted by addiction.

Key Topics:

• Misconceptions about addiction 
• Family involvement in recovery 
• Effective treatment strategies 
• Avoiding enabling and breaking cycles 
• Spiritual connection and relapse prevention 

Sound Bites / Quotes:

• "Most opinions about addiction are myths." 
• "If you don't want recovery, you won't get it." 
• "You're never alone in addiction recovery." 

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Thank you so much for listening to It’s Bizzy. If this episode helped you, please share it with someone who might need it. Your support means everything and helps us continue these honest conversations about recovery, healing, and living fully. I’m so grateful you’re here.

"Remember, you don’t have to navigate the mess alone. Whether you’re pivoting your career, your marriage, or your mindset, I’m here to walk that road with you. Let’s make 2026 the year you finally put your own oxygen mask on first."

XO 

Bizzy

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