The Heart of AA: Decoding the Original Slogans with Friends in Recovery
Episode Overview
Exploration of original AA slogans and their significance Personal reflections on 'Live and let live,' 'Easy does it,' and more Insights on embracing change and prioritising self-care Discussion on the importance of compassion towards oneself and others Encouragement to challenge old beliefs and foster gratitude
But for the grace of God, there go I. It's a statement of gratitude that I don't have. You're not still that kind of person.
What do 'Live and let live' and 'Easy does it' really mean for those in recovery? In this episode of Friends in Recovery, hosts Jersey Ed and Beth take a deep dive into the original AA slogans that have guided countless individuals on their journey to sobriety.
With a mix of personal stories and practical advice, they unpack the wisdom behind slogans like 'But for the grace of God, there go I,' 'Think, think, think,' and 'First things first.'
Ed and Beth don't just talk about these slogans; they live them. They share how these simple yet profound phrases have shaped their own lives and recovery paths. You'll hear them discuss the importance of self-care, the power of gratitude, and the necessity of embracing change.
They also touch on respecting others' choices and avoiding unnecessary judgment. This episode is more than just a discussion; it's a heartfelt conversation that feels like sitting down with friends who truly understand the ups and downs of addiction recovery. Whether you're new to AA or have been part of the community for years, you'll find valuable insights and encouragement here.
So, grab a cup of tea, get comfortable, and let Ed and Beth guide you through the timeless wisdom of AA's original slogans.