Bill W.'s Lessons on Humility and Leadership in AA: A Deep Dive
As alcoholics, we are a people who could not exist at all except for the grace of God, and humility was something that Bill stressed over and over and over again.
Ever wonder what makes Alcoholics Anonymous tick? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Chris S. and Monty'man take you on a journey through the Grapevine Writings of AA co-founder Bill W. They shed light on Bill's wisdom and foresight, particularly his thoughts on humility and the concept of rotating officers. Bill believed that humility was essential for recovery, emphasizing that members couldn't thrive without the grace of a higher power.
The idea of rotating officers also gets its due, showcasing how it became a cornerstone for group dynamics within AA. Chris and Monty'man also delve into the history of AA's traditions, offering their take on the proposed revisions to the book 'Alcoholics Anonymous'. They even touch on the misuse of certain terms and the importance of self-challenge. And for a bit of fun, they give listeners a sneak peek into their project featuring the best music from the 60s.
This episode is packed with valuable insights and engaging discussions that any AA member or anyone interested in recovery would find enlightening.