2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
2 Sober Chicks - Lisa & Julie
Shotglass w Lisa - Don't Analyze The Rope Just Grab On
Shotglass w Lisa - Don't Analyze The Rope Just Grab On
Shotglass w Lisa - Don't Analyze The Rope Just Grab On
Sunday 13th September 2020
Lisa from '2 Sober Chicks' discusses the importance of accepting help and trusting AA's program in recovery. Tune in for heartfelt insights.
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Get the buttons here!Lisa's Lifeline: Embracing Help in AA
If you really and truly are broken and ready, then grab onto that rope that's offered. Stop analyzing it and do what you're fucking told.
Imagine you're stranded in the middle of a stormy sea, struggling to stay afloat. Suddenly, someone throws you a life preserver. Do you overthink it, or do you grab on for dear life? In this episode of '2 Sober Chicks,' Lisa dives into the essence of this analogy, focusing on the importance of accepting help in the journey of recovery.
Drawing from her own experiences, she emphasizes how crucial it is to let go of pride and trust the process of AA. Lisa candidly shares her battles with defiance and self-will, painting a vivid picture of how these traits can hinder recovery. She argues that clinging to ego and resisting assistance only prolongs suffering. By sharing personal stories and practical advice, Lisa underscores the value of sponsorship and the transformative power of surrendering to the program.
Through engaging anecdotes and straightforward wisdom, Lisa makes a compelling case for why overanalyzing can be detrimental. Her message is clear: when someone offers you a lifeline in AA, don't hesitate—grab it. This episode is a must-listen for anyone grappling with the challenges of sobriety or supporting someone who is. It's a heartfelt reminder that sometimes, the best way to save yourself is to simply accept the help that's offered.