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Storytelling has a profound impact on individuals in recovery, as it allows them to connect with others who have walked similar paths. By sharing their own stories of struggle and triumph, individuals can find a sense of validation, comfort, and hope. When others hear stories of resilience and recovery, they feel less alone in their own struggles and are inspired to continue their journey towards healing. Storytelling can also help to break down stigmas and stereotypes surrounding addiction and mental health, promoting a culture of empathy and understanding. By sharing their stories, individuals can empower others to do the same, creating a ripple effect of hope and support that can have a lasting impact on those in recovery.
Unknown Host hosts RAW Recovery Podcast, a education show with 100 episodes published.
Purpose Over Popularity It is easy to start measuring our value by attention, approval, numbers, or whether people notice what we are doing. But recovery keeps bringing us back to a different question: What is my purpose
AA As Such, Ought Not Be Organized Alcoholics Anonymous has groups, committees, service positions, and a worldwide service structure—but AA itself was never meant to become an organization with people in authority contro
Where Rationalizing Leads Alcoholics can be remarkably good at explaining away the very behavior that is putting us in danger. As Bill Sees It, page 197, warns that once we fully justify one slip, it becomes easier to ju
Stepping Away From Terminal Uniqueness One of the easiest ways to stay stuck in recovery is to believe that nobody really understands us, that our situation is somehow different, or that the things that help other alcoho
AA #2 — Dr. Bob Dr. Bob was one of the two men at the beginning of Alcoholics Anonymous, but his story is much more than simply being “the other founder.” Today we’ll look at Dr. Bob’s alcoholism, his struggle to stay so
Phenomenon of Craving The Doctor’s Opinion describes one of the central ideas behind alcoholism: once the alcoholic takes the first drink, a craving can begin that makes stopping far more difficult than it is for the ave
Why Can’t an Alcoholic Just Stop at One? The Doctor’s Opinion gives us one of the clearest explanations of alcoholism in the Big Book: for the real alcoholic, the problem is not simply deciding whether to drink. Once alc
The Scapegoat/Black Sheep’s Job In dysfunctional families and groups, one person can become the designated problem—the scapegoat or “black sheep.” They may carry blame, criticism, and responsibility for problems that act
God Doesn’t Heal What We Refuse to Change We can pray for healing, ask God for help, and say we want a different life—but if we are still protecting the same behavior, the same thinking, and the same self-will, nothing r
How Do You Use Your Strengths to Work on Your Blind Spots? We all have strengths. We all have blind spots. But what if some of the very things we do well can also help us work on the areas where we struggle? Today on The
Spearheads of God’s Advancing Creation Recovery is not meant to stop with us. The Big Book tells us that we can become useful to God and to the people around us. Our experience, our failures, our sobriety, and our growth
Healing Can Spread the Same Way Dysfunction Can Dysfunction can move through families, relationships, and generations—but healing can spread too. When one person begins living differently, taking responsibility, making a
The Importance of a Recovery Foundation The first three Steps are the foundation of recovery: admitting powerlessness, coming to believe that a Power greater than ourselves can restore us, and making a decision to turn o
Life Will Take On New Meaning The Big Book tells us that life will take on new meaning when we begin working with others and watching people recover. Today we’ll talk about how recovery gives us something bigger than sim
Our Refusal to Grow Up Getting sober does not automatically make us emotionally mature. We can stop drinking and still demand that people behave the way we want, depend on approval to feel okay, blame others for our unha
Understanding Love Languages People can care deeply about each other and still miss one another because they give and receive love in different ways. Today we’ll talk about the five love languages—words of affirmation, a
The Four Agreements The Four Agreements offer a practical way to examine how we speak, think, react, and show up in our relationships. Today we’ll talk about being impeccable with our word, not taking things personally,
Understanding AA Slogans AA slogans are short, simple, and easy to repeat—but that does not mean they are shallow. Today we’ll break down six familiar slogans: One Day at a Time, Easy Does It, Keep It Simple, First Thing
Acceptance Is the Key That Will Set You Free Acceptance does not mean that we approve of everything that happened, excuse harmful behavior, or stop taking action. It means we stop fighting reality long enough to see clea
Maximum Service to God and Others Recovery is not only about what we stop doing. It is about becoming useful. Today we’ll talk about what it means to place God first, get out of self, and become of maximum service to the
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