Step 10 vs Step 11: Insights with Marty W
Episode Overview
Step 10 involves continuous self-assessment and immediate corrective action. Step 11 focuses on nightly reflection and morning meditation. Personal stories highlight the importance of these steps in maintaining sobriety. 'Meeting Shrapnel' segment adds humour and wisdom to the discussion. Practical advice for incorporating these steps into daily life.
The book is a description of the answer. The book is not the answer.
In this episode of Alcoholics Alive!, Marty W joins hosts Shank and Wayne to shed light on the distinctions between Step 10 and Step 11 in the Alcoholics Anonymous program. With a blend of personal stories and practical advice, Marty dives into the nuances of these crucial steps, sharing his own journey and how these steps have impacted his sobriety.
The discussion kicks off with Marty recounting his experiences with alcohol, highlighting the moment he realised that drinking was no longer a viable solution for him. His candidness sets the tone for an engaging and relatable conversation. Shank and Wayne guide the conversation, reading excerpts from the Big Book to clarify the purpose and practice of Step 10 and Step 11.
Step 10 focuses on continuous self-assessment and immediate corrective action, while Step 11 emphasises nightly reflection and morning meditation to maintain spiritual growth. Marty offers insights into how these steps help him stay grounded and connected to a higher power, making them an integral part of his daily routine.
The episode also features a segment called 'Meeting Shrapnel', where the hosts and Marty discuss common sayings in AA meetings, such as 'Frog - Fully Rely On God' and 'Your faith is in your feet'. These discussions add a layer of humour and wisdom, making the episode both informative and entertaining. Whether you're new to AA or a seasoned member, this episode provides valuable perspectives on how to effectively incorporate Step 10 and Step 11 into your recovery journey.
Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of these steps and how they can help you achieve long-term sobriety.