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Molly – What did we gain by sharing our inventory with another person?
Molly – What did we gain by sharing our inventory with another person?
Molly – What did we gain by sharing our inventory with another person?
Sunday 16th October 2022
Molly's brave Step Five journey in AA reveals the transformative power of vulnerability and the role of a higher power in recovery.
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Get the buttons here!Molly's Courage: Embracing Step Five in Alcoholics Anonymous
Episode Overview
- Step Five isn't about gaining material things but a shift in attitude
- The process involves sharing inventory with another person and God
- Developing a relationship with a higher power is a crucial aspect
- Insights gained from sharing inventory lead to self-improvement
- Molly's experience highlights the importance of surrender and personal growth
What did I gain from step five? A further direction, a shift of perception, but the most important thing that I gained was that I didn't actually gain anything in a very strange, kind of ironic way.
Imagine baring your soul to another person as part of your healing journey. In this episode of SoberQ, Molly takes us through her deeply personal experience with Step Five of Alcoholics Anonymous. She opens up about the bravery it took to share her inventory and how this act transformed her perspective on life and recovery. Molly discusses the pivotal role of a higher power in her journey, revealing how surrendering control helped her gain valuable insights and foster self-discovery.
Her story is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the profound changes that can occur when we allow ourselves to be truly seen. This episode is perfect for anyone navigating their own recovery path or supporting someone who is. Molly's honesty and courage offer a beacon of hope and a reminder that we're not alone in our struggles.