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  • Responsibility and Authority – Episode 102

Responsibility and Authority – Episode 102

Tuesday 13th January 2015

Spencer and Akilah discuss balancing responsibility and authority in Al-Anon's 12-step program, offering tips on setting boundaries and finding serenity.
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Balancing Responsibility and Authority: Lessons from Al-Anon

So I looked them up in a dictionary online and I found authority is the power or right to give orders, make decisions and enforce obedience, whereas responsibility. Or this is where I try to run other people's lives.
Ever feel like you're carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders, especially when it comes to a loved one's addiction? In this episode of 'The Recovery Show', Spencer and Akilah tackle the tricky balance between responsibility and authority within Al-Anon's 12-step program. They dive into how we often try to control the uncontrollable, and the toll it takes on our peace of mind.
With heartfelt stories and honest reflections, they shed light on the importance of setting boundaries and understanding where our responsibilities truly lie. This isn't just about taking charge of your actions; it's about letting go of what you can't change and finding serenity amidst the chaos. Tune in to hear how these concepts tie back to the Serenity Prayer and get practical tips for your own recovery journey.
Whether you're new to Al-Anon or a seasoned member, this episode offers valuable insights to help you navigate the complexities of loving someone with an addiction.