Surrendering Expectations - Recovered 1211
Recovered Podcast
Expectations guide our progress in recovery, but having unrealistic expectations during the process sets us up for failure. When we set expectations so high, we add unneeded stress and decrease our chance of success.
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Next Right Action - Recovered 1210
Recovered Podcast
What I have learned is that doing the next right thing brings about self-esteem, self-confidence, and self-love. This is a gift beyond measure. But the process of discernment can be tricky.
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Gigi Open Talk - Recovered 1208
Recovered Podcast
Nov 2019 talk at the women to Women conference.
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Big Book Workshop Part 7 - Recovered 1207
Recovered Podcast
Scott L. from Nashville, TN and Bob D. from Las Vegas, NV doing a Big Book Workshop Weekend in Altamore Springs, FL - January 21st-23rd 2005
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Living to Give - Recovered 1206
Recovered Podcast
One of the famous sayings used by Twelve Step groups is that you have to give it away in order to keep it. What this is referring to is that service work can help the giver as much as the receiver.
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Big Book Workshop Part 6 - Recovered 1205
Recovered Podcast
Scott L. from Nashville, TN and Bob D. from Las Vegas, NV doing a Big Book Workshop Weekend in Altamore Springs, FL - January 21st-23rd 2005
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Character Defects - Recovered 1204
Recovered Podcast
And when we learn to finally drop those "rocks," we can become who we want to be, and our acts of humility, willingness, and courage will have a healing ripple effect on one another. And that's where the Steps come in: Step 6, Step 7, and Step 10 are designed to help you manage your shortcomings with grace and humility.
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Sobriety is For Anyone - Recovered 1202
Recovered Podcast
Sobriety Is for Anyone
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Sobriety is Inexhaustible - Recovered 1200
Recovered Podcast
There is no fear so intense that sobriety cannot bring relief, no relationship so twisted that peace is not imaginable, no noise of life so loud that harmony is not possible.
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Big Book Workshop Part 3 - Recovered 1199
Recovered Podcast
Scott L. from Nashville, TN and Bob D. from Las Vegas, NV doing a Big Book Workshop Weekend in Altamore Springs, FL - January 21st-23rd 2005
info_outlineThe purpose of this daily inventory is to keep track of who we
are and what we are doing today.
I try to remember that a daily inventory is not a test;
I try to remember that there are no right or wrong answers.
I try not to get upset when I know I could have done better.
During my daily inventory if I discover that I have failed to live
up to my expectations, I try to remember that this is a program of
growth and recovery, progress not perfection.
I know that if I stayed clean today, I did something right.
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We asked our listeners a question and they responded.
We asked “When you do a daily inventory, do you reflect on the good
things you do?”
What percentage of our listeners do you think said yes, I think
about the good stuff I do?
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Do you reflect on the good stuff?
Why is a daily Inventory important?
How is this different/same as Step 10?
How is this different/same as Step 11?
One thing we should consider during a daily inventory are the major events of the day. Why?
Feelings (good and bad) that come up during the course of the day and how i dealt with them are important and worthy of review. Why?
Minding my own business is important in my recovery and should be part of my reflection. Why?
I make mistakes during the day and acceptance is part of this. Why?
Talk about fear and faith in daily inventories.
Talk about the relationship between wrongs done, pride and fear.
Why is avoiding conflict bad? How can that upset recovery?
Talk about when to make amends and when not to?
have i done something difficult or particularly well today? how can i appreciate myself for it?
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