Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
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Into Action: Become a Better Person
Into Action: Become a Better Person
Into Action: Become a Better Person
Thursday 21st July 2022
Join A.J. Adams as he shares his transformative journey from skepticism to spirituality through AA, emphasizing humility and action in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Undrunk: A Skeptic’s Leap into the Heart of AA
In aa, humility is sought because it is essential to place us in the proper relationship with our higher power and with others.
Ever wondered if Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) could work for you? In this episode of 'Recovery Road', host William C. Moyers chats with A.J. Adams, the author of *Undrunk: A Skeptic's Guide to AA*. Adams takes us on his journey from doubt to discovery, sharing how AA shattered his preconceptions and taught him invaluable lessons about humility and action. He dives into the nitty-gritty of steps six and seven, explaining how they became pivotal in his transformation.
Instead of feeling demotivated, Adams found that tackling these steps gave him a new lease on life. He also breaks down the difference between humiliation and humility, emphasizing how the latter helped him build a better relationship with his higher power and others around him. This episode isn't just about Adams' personal journey; it's a testament to the action-oriented nature of AA.
Adams highlights how finding a supportive sponsor was a game-changer for him and how the program's focus on taking action helped him become a better person. If you're looking for inspiration and practical advice on your recovery journey, this episode is a must-listen. Adams' story serves as a powerful reminder that recovery is all about self-discovery, humility, and the willingness to change.