Joe Hawk on Conquering Fear: Insights from Week Eight at the Salvation Army
I think that simple idea about this inventory being a process to face and be rid of is more spiritual than self-help.
Imagine you're in Santa Monica, 1987, listening to Joe Hawk during his eighth week at the Salvation Army. In this episode of 'Mad Dog Recovery AA Speakers', Joe dives into the often-overlooked fourth step of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on fear. But this isn't your typical self-help chat. Joe brings a deeply spiritual perspective to the table, drawing from his own journey through addiction and recovery.
He talks about how prayer became a cornerstone in facing his fears and how selfishness can poison relationships if left unchecked. Joe doesn't stop there; he also touches on the ninth step, discussing the emotional weight and liberation that comes with making amends. By sharing his raw and candid reflections, Joe aims to inspire others to grow towards their ideal selves. If you're looking for a blend of spiritual wisdom and practical advice on sobriety, this episode is a must-listen.