Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Admit promptly that I am wrong
Admit promptly that I am wrong
Admit promptly that I am wrong
Tuesday 27th September 2022
Joe McDonald shares how admitting faults and practicing A.A. principles can lead to a life of neutrality and mental well-being.
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Get the buttons here!Mastering the Art of Admitting Faults: A Guide to A.A. Principles with Joe McDonald
Admit promptly that I'm wrong, get in the manner of living.
Ever wondered how admitting you're wrong can actually make your life better? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald breaks down the essential principles of Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) and shows you how to weave them into your daily life. The focus here is on one simple yet powerful practice: promptly admitting when you're wrong. Joe explains how this straightforward habit can transform your mental and emotional well-being by reducing conflicts and fostering healthier relationships.
It's not about following a complex set of rules but embracing a practical way to live more peacefully. Joe also touches on other A.A. principles like being mindful of your thoughts, seeking help when needed, and turning your attention to others. These practices can help you let go of resentment and anger, paving the way for a balanced and serene life.
Whether you're new to sobriety or have been on this journey for a while, this episode offers valuable insights that can support your ongoing recovery. Tune in to learn how these timeless principles can help you live a life of neutrality and inner peace.