In his book <a href= "https://www.hazelden.org/store/item/13644?Undrunk" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Undrunk: A Skeptic's Guide to AA</a>, A. J. Adams describes how joining Alcoholics Anonymous changed his preconceptions of the program. In this excerpt, Adams introduces the Twelve Steps to people in early recovery and discusses how he learned to navigate the first two Steps during his own journey.

In his book Undrunk: A Skeptic's Guide to AA, A. J. Adams describes how joining Alcoholics Anonymous changed his preconceptions of the program. In this excerpt, Adams introduces the Twelve Steps to people in early recovery and discusses how he learned to navigate the first two Steps during his own journey.

In his book <a href="https://www.hazelden.org/store/item/13644?Undrunk" rel="noopener noreferrer">Undrunk: A Skeptic's Guide to AA</a>, A. J. Adams describes how joining Alcoholics Anonymous changed his preconceptions of the program. In this excerpt, Adams introduces the Twelve Steps to people in early recovery and discusses how he learned to navigate the first two Steps during his own journey.

Easy to Read, Hard to Do: Steps One and Two for Skeptics

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