Bob D. AABob D. AA
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2017
55:44•1 May 2017
Bob D.'s Journey: Sobriety, Ego, and Service
Episode Overview
- Bob D. shares his experience of staying sober since 1978.
- Discusses the ongoing battle with ego and selfishness.
- Emphasises the importance of service to others in maintaining sobriety.
- Highlights the role of AA principles in spiritual growth.
- Shares relatable stories from his early days in sobriety.
“Usefulness and service feels better than self-service”
Bob D., an AA member since 1978, shares his profound journey in this episode of Recovery Radio Network. With a blend of humour and raw honesty, Bob reflects on his decades-long sobriety and the challenges that have shaped his path. He discusses the importance of staying sponsorable, the impact of ego on recovery, and the necessity of living by AA's principles.
Bob doesn't shy away from the tough topics, revealing how his selfish tendencies and need for control often clashed with his spiritual growth. He emphasises the critical role of service to others and how it has helped him stay sober. His anecdotes about early sobriety struggles and the ongoing battle with self-centredness offer a relatable and inspiring perspective for anyone on a similar journey.
Bob’s story is a testament to the power of AA’s traditions and the continuous effort required to maintain sobriety. If you're looking for an honest, no-holds-barred discussion about long-term recovery, this episode is a must-listen.
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