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Brian – How did we become willing to make amends?
Brian – How did we become willing to make amends?
Sunday 18th December 2022
Brian shares his journey of making amends on 'SoberQ', emphasizing willingness, self-nurturing, and personal growth in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Brian's Path to Making Amends: A Journey of Self-Discovery and Responsibility
After making my list of persons harmed, my willingness to make amends occurred in me imagining a simple and sincere way to do this.
Ever wondered how to truly make amends and break free from old habits? In this episode of 'SoberQ', Brian takes us through his heartfelt journey of becoming willing to make amends. After working through the Twelve Steps, Brian experienced a profound inner transformation that led him to understand that making amends goes beyond mere apologies. It’s about changing deeply ingrained reactions and habits.
He emphasizes the importance of self-nurturing in unity, stressing that being hard on oneself while remaining considerate of others is key in recovery. Brian’s story highlights the significance of awareness, acceptance, and forgiveness, revealing how these elements helped him discover the true essence of cooperation and compromise. By letting go of the blame game tied to alcoholism, Brian found a new sense of freedom and responsibility.
If you’re on your own recovery journey or seeking inspiration, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of willingness and personal growth.