Die to the Old You: Rewriting Identity to Beat Addiction and Be Happy with Amanda Mireles

This episode is a hopeful, actionable guide for anyone stuck in repeating life patterns. Amanda shares relatable examples; grief, toxic relationships, and social pressure to show how beliefs about oneself shape external realities. She stresses mentorship and accountability, and explains how changing your identity naturally shifts friendships, romantic choices and daily habits. The discussion demystifies ‘manifestation’ as disciplined identity work: awareness, concrete tasks, community reinforcement and regular reflection. Whether you’re supporting someone in recovery or seeking your own change, this episode offers clear steps to move from stuck to thriving without relying solely on willpower. Connect with Amanda here: Website: https://www.mireleseffect.com The Becomings Community: https://start.mireleseffect.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/identitywithmireles?stkn=MWZyZjBtMzk1MWNmMg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Lsj3G4Nuz/?mibextid=wwXIfr TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@mireleseffect Continue Your Journey Thank you so much for listening to The Healing Odyssey.If this episode has helped you, please consider sharing it with someone who might need to hear it today. FREE RESOURCE: MY COMFORT KIT Create your own collection of comfort, connection and hope with this free interactive wellbeing guide, including your own personal Back-to-Me Box. Download My Comfort Kit free here: evolve-recovery-comfort-kit.subscribepage.io Join Dopamine Without Danger A calm, private community for recovery, ADHD, burnout and emotional wellbeing. First month just £3 with code ONEMONTH3 https://dopamine-without-danger.mn.co/landing/ Read AA Is Not the Only Way Real stories of recovery, ADHD, trauma and finding your own way forward. https://emmagardner.uk Support the Podcast If you'd like to help keep these conversations free: https://buymeacoffee.com/emmagardnerwrites Be a Guest Therapist, coach, researcher, author or someone with lived experience?I'd love to hear from you. [email protected] Until next time... be gentle with yourself, stay curious, and keep finding your own way forward