Howard L.
Howard L.
Chapter Seven – WORKING WITH OTHERS
Chapter Seven – WORKING WITH OTHERS
Chapter Seven – WORKING WITH OTHERS
Thursday 23rd January 2020
Howard L. reads Chapter Seven, 'Working with Others', from AA's Big Book, sharing advice on helping others achieve sobriety and maintain recovery.
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Sobriety Day by Day
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Your prospect may belong to a religious denomination. But he will be curious to learn why his own convictions have not worked and yours seem to work so well. Admit that he probably knows more about it than you do, but call to his attention the fact that, however deep his faith and knowledge, he could not have applied it or he would not drink.
Imagine having a guidebook that not only helps you but also gives you the tools to assist others on their journey to sobriety. In this episode, Howard L. breathes life into Chapter Seven, 'Working with Others', from the first edition of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. This chapter is packed with practical advice and heartfelt wisdom for anyone looking to support someone struggling with addiction.
Howard’s narration brings out the essence of personal experience, humility, and the fine line between helping and enabling. He dives into the role of faith and family support, making it clear that recovery is a collective effort. Howard’s storytelling makes these timeless principles feel fresh and relevant. Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, you'll find nuggets of wisdom that can help you and those around you.
So, grab your headphones and get ready to be inspired by Howard L.'s masterful reading. It's more than just a chapter; it's a roadmap to making a meaningful impact in someone else's life while deepening your own understanding of recovery.