David G, David G, Mark B, Minor A, Nance F, and others
David G, David G, and friends
Journey 06 - Session 88 - Mar 12 2025
Journey 06 - Session 88 - Mar 12 2025
Journey 06 - Session 88 - Mar 12 2025
Thursday 13th March 2025
Explore practical advice from Chapter 10 of the Big Book. Learn how employers can support alcoholic employees and gain new insights into recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding 'To Employers' - Practical Insights from the Big Book
Episode Overview
- Employers can support alcoholic employees without enabling them.
- The Big Book is a textbook meant to be studied, not just read.
- A spiritual awakening is crucial for true recovery.
- Relating to new prospects is important before diving into the Big Book.
- Being armed with facts about oneself helps in recovery.
If you do this work and you do it honestly and thoroughly, the result is a spiritual awakening.
Ready for another deep dive into the Big Book? This episode of 'Purpose of this Book - Intensive Big Book Study' continues the exploration of Chapter 10, 'To Employers'. The hosts, David G, Mark B, Minor A, and Nance F, dissect pages 148-150, offering insights and practical advice on how to approach the Big Book's teachings in a non-fellowship-specific context. They focus on how employers can understand and support their alcoholic employees without enabling them.
The discussion also touches on the importance of being armed with facts about oneself and the necessity of a spiritual awakening for true recovery. David G shares his personal experiences with the Big Book, emphasizing that it's a textbook meant to be studied, not just read. He highlights the spiritual nature of the book and its transformative power if one commits to the work honestly and thoroughly.
The hosts also discuss the practicalities of working with new prospects, stressing the importance of relating to them and understanding their struggles before diving into the Big Book. The episode is filled with anecdotes and practical advice, making it relatable and engaging. Whether you're an employer dealing with an alcoholic employee or someone in recovery, there's something valuable to take away.
The hosts' candid discussions about their own journeys and experiences add a personal touch that makes the content even more compelling. So, if you're looking for a blend of practical advice and personal reflection, this episode is a must-listen. It’s not just about understanding the Big Book but also about applying its principles in real-life situations. Are you ready to gain new insights and perhaps a fresh perspective on your recovery journey?