Julie talks about the legacies as well as a nifty idea to have a "compulsion plan" at the ready: a list of things to help when you REEAAAALLLLY need that drink.
Julie talks about a website she discovered that has dozens of daily meditations and reads one for the day that discusses responsibility and us as co-creators.
10 min
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