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Walking Through the Big Book with Chris S. Part Thirty-one. To Employers.
Walking Through the Big Book with Chris S. Part Thirty-one. To Employers.
Walking Through the Big Book with Chris S. Part Thirty-one. To Employers.
Saturday 31st August 2019
Chris S. and Monty'man break down 'To Employers' from the Big Book, discussing workplace alcoholism and understanding the alcoholic mindset.
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Get the buttons here!Chris S. and Monty'man Discuss 'To Employers' in the Big Book
If you really truly are an alcoholic of the hopeless kind, I mean there's no magic in the steps, that's just ink on paper.
Ever wondered how to handle alcoholism in the workplace? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty Dale Meyer, known as the Monty'man, teams up with Chris S. to break down the chapter 'To Employers' from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. This isn't just a casual read-through; it's an in-depth, page-by-page analysis. Chris S., a renowned circuit speaker in the Twelve Steps community, brings his expertise to this thorough study.
The episode dives into the fascinating story behind the writing of the Big Book. You'll hear about Bill Wilson's tireless efforts to compile the manuscript and how Hank Parkhurst contributed to the 'To Employers' chapter. Chris and Monty'man also highlight the differences between the original manuscript and the final version in Alcoholics Anonymous. One of the key takeaways from this episode is understanding the alcoholic mindset.
Chris and Monty'man stress the importance of accurate information in the recovery process and caution against misleading advice. They also delve into principles for working with alcoholics and emphasize truly grasping Step One. If you're looking for an episode that offers both historical context and practical advice, this one is a must-listen. Whether you're in recovery, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about the Big Book, you'll find valuable insights here.