E3: Fallen From Grace: A Journey to Self-Acceptance

In this deeply personal episode of the Living Richly Podcast, join Rob Dale, Trefor Munn-Venn, and Eric Deschamps as they delve into the heart of transformation and self-discovery. Eric shares his compelling journey from feeling like an imposter in his own life to embracing radical self-acceptance and living richly. Through moments of vulnerability, friendship, and breakthroughs, this conversation explores the power of self-care, the courage to face one's inner critic, and the undeniable truth that everyone deserves a second chance at happiness. Discover how Eric's story of redemption and resilience can inspire you to reclaim your own path to living your best life.

00:00 A story of redemption.
00:05:56 Take the journey together.
00:11:18 Help others and be supportive.
00:13:34 Put yourself first.
00:23:54 Faith can't cure everything.
00:25:59 You are not a fraud.
00:34:06 Hope in the darkness.
00:40:09 Accept yourself and be kind.
00:48:00 You deserve a great life.
00:54:03 Give yourself a break.
00:54:16 Take control of your life.

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[Cameron-rrur]

Geesh was reminiscing on my spiritual journey and reflecting on my Pentecostal days, which brought me here. Wow! Talk about unexpected! I ended up in a psych ward for 2 weeks after nearly doing myself in (2018), got better and off all meds by God's Grace and eventually into a Trappist Monastery (contemplative) as a Brother postulant, discerned out of that and still on the search for personal meaning as a Catholic. You're on a journey too. We are all on an existential search for meaning. My late dad, Father Bill, used to say "God is closer than your very breath!" Bless you, Eric. I hope this comment finds you well, if you read it. 👍🙏

[sophiep]

Thank you for sharing your story, Eric - makes me appreciate your leadership, resilience, and compassion even more, knowing you’re fully and completely (not “only” 😉) human and living richly through your beautiful human journey. Kudos to you!!