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Cherrie G – How do we ensure our amends are sensible, tactful, considerate and humble?
Cherrie G – How do we ensure our amends are sensible, tactful, considerate and humble?
Cherrie G – How do we ensure our amends are sensible, tactful, considerate and humble?
Sunday 11th September 2022
Join Sheree on 'SoberQ' as she shares insights on making genuine amends with humility and compassion in the recovery journey.
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Get the buttons here!Crafting Genuine Apologies: Sheree's Guide to Humble Amends
Episode Overview
- Start with self-reflection in Step Four to identify mistakes and amends
- Seek guidance from a sponsor to ensure clarity and completeness in your amends list
- Pray for humility, willingness, and direction in approaching amends
- Consult others and secure consent before making amends involving multiple parties
- Focus on compassion, seeking consent, and avoiding ninja amends for a sincere reconciliation process
I suddenly have some compassion for my fellows and I feel like one of many walking shoulder to shoulder.
Sheree takes us on a heartfelt journey in this episode of 'SoberQ', where she unpacks the delicate art of making amends. Drawing from her own experiences, Sheree explores the significance of steps four to nine in Alcoholics Anonymous, shedding light on how these steps pave the way for genuine apologies. With a focus on humility, compassion, and self-reflection, she offers practical advice on how to approach amends in a way that is both sincere and thoughtful.
Whether you're navigating your own recovery or supporting someone else, Sheree's insights provide a roadmap to fostering deeper connections and healing past wounds. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the true essence of making amends in the recovery journey.