The Recovery Show
The Recovery Show
Step 10 – Inventory – Episode 48
Step 10 – Inventory – Episode 48
Step 10 – Inventory – Episode 48
Wednesday 6th November 2013
Join Spencer, Maria, and Erika on 'The Recovery Show' as they discuss Step 10 of Al-Anon: taking inventory, admitting wrongs, and making amends.
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Get the buttons here!Step 10: Embracing Accountability in Al-Anon's 12-Step Journey
The nice thing about this step, I think for me, is that it doesn't really give you step-by-step instructions for a Daily inventory, and you can.
Ever find it tough to admit when you're wrong? You're not alone. In this episode of 'The Recovery Show', hosts Spencer, Maria, and Erika dive into Step 10 of Al-Anon's 12-step recovery program. This step is all about taking a personal inventory and promptly admitting our mistakes. It's not about self-criticism but about recognizing our shortcomings and making strides to improve.
The hosts share their personal experiences with daily self-reflection, highlighting how it helps them identify behavior patterns and make positive changes. They also discuss the importance of making amends, which goes beyond just saying 'sorry'. It's about taking meaningful actions to right our wrongs, thus repairing relationships and moving forward with a clear conscience. The episode touches on the spiritual aspects of recovery, emphasizing the strength and guidance found in connecting with a higher power.
For newcomers, the idea of taking inventory and admitting faults might seem daunting, but the hosts offer practical advice and support to ease the journey. Tune in to hear real stories, gain insights, and learn how focusing on solutions can lead to a more authentic and fulfilling life.