From The Grave: An Interview with Scott Russell
Addiction often feels like this never-ending internal conflict. You think you’re getting better but then the moment the next day arrives you’re back to square one and being consumed by your bad habits again.
This is a tough battle to fight but remember, you're never alone in this journey to recovery of yours.
That is why for today’s episode I want to introduce you all to Scott Russell. Scott, alongside his friends of his, runs “From The Grave”. A podcast dedicated to helping those who struggle with addiction so that they can resurrect themselves and start anew once again.
Scott himself knows the difficulty when it comes to fighting addiction because he has battled it many times. With the help of his friends that he’s made through the podcast, that battle has become much easier and Scott is now in a much better place than he once was before.
Join us today as Scott shares with us his journey of recovery and how strengthening your spirituality or simply talking to others can really help battle this pain of addiction.
Episode Highlights
- Scott’s early days of becoming sober
- Scott’s t-shirt company and “From The Grave” podcast
- Scott’s love for the art of communication
- How meditation has helped Scott
- Who are the Mantra Misfits?
- Scotts daily routine
Connect with Scott Russell
- @mantramisfits
- @ftg_co
- Website
- https://fromthegraveclothing.com/
About Scott
Scott Russell is the creator of From The Grave Podcast & Clothing! Scott is passionate about sharing about everyday spirituality that has lifted him from death to a life of peace. FTG is a brand that embodies spiritual practice; a podcast with a simple “let’s be better” attitude. FTG donates a portion of all proceeds to scholarship others in receiving training in Vedic Meditation. Let’s honor the power of resurrection within. Let’s wear something that matters.
Quotes
“Everything in my life right now is the direct result of me. If I can accept that every facet of my life, every responsibility, every relationship, every conversation I brought into my life, then why do I resist it.” - Scott
“I want FTG to be this spiritual traction to hopefully get people excited about the power of myth and meaning in their life and digesting and getting into good material and practice and just everyday spirituality and realize that it is a part of you, and you are the hero of your own life, whether you realize it or not.” - Scott
“Take action, regardless of what your mind says”. - Scott
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