83. TT: Heroin, Hell & Healing: Dennis Espiritu's Turning Point from the Streets to Saving Lives

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83. TT: Heroin, Hell & Healing: Dennis Espiritu's Turning Point from the Streets to Saving Lives

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Some moments define everything. For Dennis Espiritu, those moments came in the depths of heroin addiction, on the streets where survival was the only currency, and in the choice between life and death. This Tuesday Truths episode captures the most powerful, unfiltered highlights from this week's conversation with Dennis—the moments that will stay with you long after you hit stop.Dennis doesn't hold back. He talks about the harsh realities of street life, the pivotal moments that finally pushed him toward rehab, and the brutal honesty it took to face himself. This isn't a sanitised version of recovery—it's raw, it's real, and it's a reminder that transformation often begins in the darkest places.But this episode isn't just about the pain—it's about what comes after. Dennis has taken every ounce of his past suffering and turned it into fuel to help others. He's living proof that genuine connection, resilience, and the courage to make different choices can rewrite your entire story.These are the truths that matter. The reflections on the choices that shaped his life. The understanding that rock bottom can be the foundation for something extraordinary. The belief that no one is beyond saving.If you've been following Dennis's story this week, this episode distills the most impactful moments into one powerful reminder: change is possible, hope is real, and your past doesn't define your future.Connect with DennisIG: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/runthatrehab⁠TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@runthatrehab?_t=ZS-90tGmrsVXJi&_r=1Takeaways- I was a heroin addict from the streets of Dandenong.- I turned my pain into purpose.- It's important to establish genuine connections.- The moment you break away, you can bond deeply.- I appreciate the warmth of connections made.- Life on the streets is cutthroat and unpredictable.- You can't always trust those you team up with.- Reflection is key to understanding our choices.- Everything that came along with it was inevitable.- I put myself in that life, and I have no one to blame but me.Chapters🔴 (00:00) Tuesday Truths with Dennis 🔴 (00:21) Stabbed in the Street 🔴 (05:16) Jail: A Substitute Family 🔴 (08:42) Finding My Voice in Rehab 🔴 (12:13) Thank You - Part 2 Tomorrow with Dennis - Do not miss it!Everything Leading Our Own Way🪪 https://www.link.me/leadingourownway 🌐 https://www.leadingourownway.com Newsletters📰 https://substack.com/@leadingourownwayListen to the Full Podcast Episode:🎧 Spotify: https://www.bit.ly/43H0Mr6 📺 🎧 Apple: https://www.apple.co/3J34tOs 🎧 Amazon Music: https://www.bit.ly/3IIyCFC 📺 YouTube: https://www.bit.ly/4a0aQ1F 📚Buy My Book 📚‘How To Lead With Purpose’ by Andrew White & Mike Nichols ~ https://www.azonlinks.com/B0C9SNQL6C #TuesdayTruths #LeadingOurOwnWay #DennisEspiritu #AddictionRecovery #HeroinAddiction #StreetLife #RunThatRehab #Transformation #Resilience #SecondChances #MentalHealth #RecoveryJourney #RealTalk #PivotalMoments #HopeAndHealing #OvercomingAddiction #LifeChangingMoments #Sobriety #GenuineConnection #PersonalGrowth

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