Russell Brand FINALLY Opens Up: Escaping A Lifetime Of Anxiety, Addiction & Finding Love! | E260

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  @RussellBrand · 3 years ago

  Thanks Steven and DCEO team - I learned a lot from our conversation about psychology and how we can improve our own channel. You’re an easy man to talk to and your success is well deserved. It’s clear independent media is a necessity in our rapidly changing world if we are to ensure balanced reporting. Although the bit where I nearly cried should be censored.

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• DA

  @darylgholson4481 · 3 years ago

  Russel Brand verbalizes thoughts better than anyone I’ve ever heard. That is a valuable talent.

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• LI

  @lisacharney8987 · 3 years ago

  Russell is just so clear headed. So glad he got sober, shares his brilliance with the world and didn't hide his light

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• TA

  @tamarawilliams1456 · 2 years ago

  I am a recovering meth addict that works in mental health and substance abuse. I recently relapsed. What Russel spoke on really touched me and changed my heart! Praise God. Sending love brother❤

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• CO

  @codeyal-hammad3018 · 3 years ago

  Russel is the man who inspired me to get sober 4/24/21🙏🏽

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• EL

  @ellleigh1216 · 3 years ago

  This is the best Russel Brand interview I’ve seen yet. I’ve watched a lot and this is him being real, self aware and open at his finest.

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• BO

  @boysrus61 · 3 years ago

  "We are not competing with perfection we are competing with corruption." Great words to think about.

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• MI

  @michellemiller5372 · 2 years ago

  Russel&apos;s sobriety , anyone&apos;s sobriety really, is a gift to themselves. &nbsp;This man has turned his success in sobriety into a gift to all of us who live with addiction. &nbsp;It is so refreshing to hear someone articulate their feelings and artfully deliver their thoughts and feelings and experience in a way that doesn&apos;t make us feel like &quot;I was an idiot, you are an idiot, we will all be idiots together forever, Amen&quot; &nbsp;<br>I find that the majority of the 12 step meetings are repetitive, glorify the&quot;bad old days&quot; and stuff us all in a box. &nbsp;I walk out the door feeling like I&apos;m a looser. &nbsp;A low life. &nbsp;<br>I love language and eagerly wrapped my ears around every word he utters. &nbsp;It&apos;s great to hear an Intligent person admit they are on the same journey as millions of us are. &nbsp;It seems to me that our media seeks out only the homeless to speak publicly on the subject, which gives the impression that all addicts are from cardboard cities. &nbsp;Addiction is in EVERY class of society. &nbsp;It doesn&apos;t discriminate. &nbsp; Rich, poor, no one is immune.

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• DU

  @dukenpam · 3 years ago

  As a technical instructor of over 4o years, I am genuinely and sincerely impressed with Russel Brand’s ability to speak at such a level that points to an intellect that retains complete control of his thoughts while extracting the proper terminology to convey his thoughts orally. A truly magnificent mind. A great, superior guest! Thank you.

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• EI

  @eirini98 · 2 years ago

  This guy, I didn&apos;t used to take seriously, but nowadays he has become an inspiration. He gets it. Loneliness is one of the root causes of addiction. This world is fkd up and we need to restore the family model, real connections, real intimacy

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• AB

  @aboutuptohere · 3 years ago

  I went from loathing Russell to loving Russell. He&apos;s proof that no matter how far gone someone may seem, they are redeemable. Whether they want to be redeemed is the question.

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  @t-raw2rulerz529 · 2 years ago

  6 yrs clean on 5/29 I’m one of the lucky ones that made it out

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