Transitions Daily

Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast

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  • May 06 Control - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast

May 06 Control - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast

Monday 6th May 2019

Scott B from Detroit shares insights on control, honesty, and spirituality in recovery in this Transitions Daily episode. Tune in for daily AA wisdom.
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Letting Go of Control: Insights from Scott B on Alcoholism and Recovery

When a person tries to control their drinking, they have already lost control.
Ever feel like control is slipping through your fingers? Scott B from Detroit, Michigan shares his candid thoughts on control and honesty in this episode of the Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast. Scott delves into the illusion of control that many alcoholics grapple with, highlighting how the obsession with managing one's drinking can often lead to devastating consequences. Drawing from various AA literature, he underscores the crucial role of honesty and self-awareness in the recovery journey.
Scott’s personal anecdotes bring a raw and relatable perspective to the discussion, making it clear that admitting one’s struggles is the first step towards genuine change. He also talks about his spiritual journey and how seeking a higher power has been instrumental in his path to sobriety. Scott emphasizes the importance of humility and serenity, noting that these qualities are vital for anyone looking to maintain their sobriety.
The episode is a heartfelt call-to-action for listeners to embrace honesty, seek support, and find a better way to live through the principles of AA.