Ego and Self: Insights from Bob A's Journey in AA (Part 1)
Episode Overview
Bob A's unique approach to the 12 steps focuses on ego and self. The importance of humility and continuous self-examination in recovery. Practical advice for applying AA principles in daily life. Insights into the nature of alcoholism beyond just drinking. Stories from Bob A's early days in AA and his journey to sobriety.
It's much more to my problem than just drinking. There's much more. I've got something wrong with me
In this episode of Sober Cast, we dive into the first part of a five-part series featuring Bob A, a revered figure in the AA community who had 44 years of sobriety under his belt. Bob's approach to the 12 steps centres on dealing with ego and self, offering a refreshing perspective that has inspired many, particularly in the Prime Time group in Los Angeles.
This workshop, recorded in Culver City, provides a raw and honest look at Bob's journey and his deep understanding of Alcoholics Anonymous principles. He candidly shares his struggles with ego and how it impacted his life, both during his drinking days and in sobriety. Bob's reflections are not just about abstaining from alcohol but about a complete transformation of character and mindset.
His anecdotes about his early days in AA, his realisations about the nature of alcoholism, and his practical advice on applying the 12 steps make this episode a treasure trove for anyone on the path to recovery. You'll hear Bob discuss the importance of humility, the power of the 12 steps, and the necessity of continuous self-examination. His engaging storytelling style and profound wisdom make this a must-listen for those seeking to understand the deeper aspects of sobriety.
Whether you're new to AA or have been sober for years, Bob's insights will resonate deeply and provide valuable guidance on your journey. Don't miss out on this chance to learn from one of the greats in the AA community.