Transitions Daily
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November 30 Perfection - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
November 30 Perfection - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
November 30 Perfection - Transitions Daily Alcohol Recovery Readings Podcast
Tuesday 30th November 2021
Join Buddy C. on Transitions Daily Podcast as he discusses progress over perfection in sobriety, focusing on growth, anonymity, and spirituality.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Progress: Buddy C. on Embracing Imperfection in Sobriety
By day we try to move a little toward god's perfection, so we need not be consumed by maudlin guilt for failure to achieve his likeness and image.
Struggling with the idea of perfection in your sobriety journey? Buddy C. from Atlanta, Georgia, has some wisdom to share in this episode of the 'Transitions Daily Alcoholics Anonymous Recovery Readings Podcast'. Buddy dives into the theme of progress over perfection, drawing from a variety of AA resources like 'Twenty-Four Hours a Day', 'A.A. Thought for the Day', and 'Daily Reflections'.
He encourages listeners to focus on their growth and avoid the trap of aiming for perfection, which can often lead to procrastination and feelings of inadequacy. With a gentle touch, Buddy highlights the importance of anonymity in AA and how spirituality plays a crucial role in staying sober. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that it's the small, consistent steps that lead to meaningful change.
Alongside the podcast, Transitions Daily offers a daily email and a secret Facebook group for those who want to dive deeper into their recovery journey. Tune in to hear Buddy's comforting voice and insightful reflections, and remember—progress, not perfection, is the goal.