Michael L. & Lee M.

Daily Reflection Podcast

Michael L. & Lee M.

  • November 28th - Attraction, Not Promotion - Mark L. (Delmont, PA)

November 28th - Attraction, Not Promotion - Mark L. (Delmont, PA)

Sunday 27th November 2022

Join Mark L. from Delmont, PA as he shares his journey of hope and healing through humility and support on the Daily Reflection Podcast.
34 minutes
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Daily Reflection Podcast
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Michael L. & Lee M.
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Mark L. on Embracing Humility and Support in Recovery

Through humility and the support of my fellow sober members, I have been able to practice the aa way of life through attraction, not promotion.
Ever felt like you were pushing a boulder uphill trying to convince others to change? Mark L. from Delmont, PA, knows this struggle all too well. In this episode of the Daily Reflection Podcast, Mark shares his heartfelt journey through the principle of 'Attraction, Not Promotion'. Drawing from his own experiences, he reveals how he once reacted with anger and defiance to anyone who tried to change him.
But in A.A., he found acceptance just as he was, which became a turning point in his recovery. Mark dives into how humility and the support of fellow sober members have been crucial in his journey. He emphasizes that it's not about promoting a certain way of life but rather living it authentically to attract others who might be struggling.
This episode isn't just about Mark's story; it’s a testament to the power of community and the importance of working the steps with a sponsor. If you're navigating difficult relationships or dealing with the family impact of alcoholism, Mark's insights offer a beacon of hope and practical advice. Tune in for a dose of inspiration and discover how humility and genuine support can make all the difference in maintaining sobriety.