JJ Chance

Next Time I'll Try Knitting

JJ Chance

  • #20: Step Nine

#20: Step Nine

Sunday 1st May 2022

Join JJ Chance as he unpacks Step Nine of addiction recovery: making amends. Learn how this step fosters personal growth and healing.
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Next Time I'll Try Knitting
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JJ Chance
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Step Nine: The Courage to Make Amends - Next Time I'll Try Knitting Podcast

This step's about growing up and finally accepting responsibility, which means accepting that the world on occasion does not want to play ball with me, just like all those times when I didn't want to play ball with the world and threw a hissy fit rather than get on with others.
Facing the past can be tough, but it’s a crucial part of the journey to recovery. In this episode of 'Next Time I'll Try Knitting', host JJ Chance dives into Step Nine of addiction recovery: making amends. JJ breaks down what it means to take responsibility for past actions and how to approach those we've hurt with sincerity and humility. He shares personal stories and practical advice on how to make direct amends without causing further harm.
JJ also emphasizes that making amends isn't about seeking forgiveness; it's about showing a genuine willingness to repair the damage done and move forward with integrity. With his usual mix of humor and honesty, JJ explores the role of a sponsor in guiding you through this step and introduces the concept of living amends—committing to a sober life and causing no further harm.
This episode is a heartfelt guide for anyone looking to mend broken relationships and grow from their past mistakes. Whether you're on your own path to recovery or supporting someone who is, JJ's insights offer a compassionate and realistic approach to making amends.