Flying Sober
Episode 30: Step 10 of the 12 Step Workshop
“Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it." It is by far one of the most powerful steps, because it combines all the previous steps and helps you stay on track. Join Rachel and Jonathan as they discuss the relevance of keeping in line with difficult situations and assessing the problem from a broader prospective, and thus changing how you respond to it. They exploit the importance on taking a personal inventory; and when focusing on how to apply this frame of mind, you constantly work to make better decisions.
They address not just people in recovery, but everybody across the board. So, take out your notepad and get ready to partake in "The Secret" that has transformed and saved millions of lives.
“Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it." It is by far one of the most powerful steps, because it combines all the previous steps and helps you stay on track. Join Rachel and Jonathan as they discuss the relevance of keeping in line with difficult situations and assessing the problem from a broader prospective, and thus changing how you respond to it. They exploit the importance on taking a personal inventory; and when focusing on how to apply this frame of mind, you constantly work to make better decisions.
They address not just people in recovery, but everybody across the board. So, take out your notepad and get ready to partake in "The Secret" that has transformed and saved millions of lives.