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Page 63 of the Big Book says we have "a new employer."
What is our job?
At home?
In meetings?
At work?
On the road?
In this episode, my good friend Dave returns and we continue with the information from the "What Does the Big Book Say?" workshop.
In this episode: Step Four - the first three columns.
- Why you should be brief in column two
- Why this part is only a trick
- "The Tomato Worm Analogy"
My website is here.
My Instagram is here.
In this episode I answer questions I received via e-mail and Instagram concerning some of the material covered in the "What Does the Big Book Say?" Study.
My website is here.
My Instagram is here.
In this episode I interview Mackenzie, who got sober young and is having a brand new experience from going through the work in the way I've been discussing.
Continuing going through information out of the "What Does the Big Book Say?" workshop, this episode takes us to Step Three, where I go through the step, line by line, and share my understanding.
This episode continues going over the information gathered from the "What Does the Big Book Say?" study group.
Step Two:
- Are you willing to believe? That's enough to move forward.
- The Cornerstone
- "Restored"
- Insanity/Sanity
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In this episode, my friend Dave and I have a very general discussion about what the Big Book says concerning Step One, by sharing varying topics and the respective consensus of each, according to the study that's been described.
- "Untreated alcoholism"
- Insanity/Sanity
- Unmanageability
In this episode I talk about what I have found to be the importance of gratitude.
And I do a little "gratitude wheel" with you.
Part two of "What Does the Big Book Say?"
According to the Big Book, the alcoholic problem gets "removed", is "solved", and "disappears." Truly amazing news! What is the problem to which the book refers?
My website is here.
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In this episode I just give a broad introduction to some information I will begin to go over that is based on a meeting that was started in 1992 that changed my sobriety in every way.
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I share my experience, strength and hope with you regarding my own recovery from alcoholism through the 12 Steps in Alcoholics Anonymous. By the grace of God I've remained sober since I was 18…
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