Episode 29: Step Ten and Tradition Ten From the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading February 1stEpisode 29: Step Ten and Tradition Ten From the 12 X 12 - Stoic Reading February 1st
An Atheist Reads the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous
Josh C explores Step Ten and Tradition Ten, focusing on personal inventory and avoiding public controversy in AA.
1:05:53•1 Feb 2022
Step Ten and Tradition Ten: Personal Growth and Controversy in AA
“Taking constant inventory doesn't have to be a shameful exercise, it's a Daily practice.”
Ever wondered how to keep your emotions in check while staying true to your recovery journey? In this episode of 'An Atheist Reads the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous', Josh C dives into Step Ten and Tradition Ten from the 12X12. Step Ten focuses on the ongoing process of taking personal inventory and promptly admitting when we're wrong. Tradition Ten reminds us that Alcoholics Anonymous should steer clear of public controversies.
Josh offers a fresh perspective, especially for those who find the spiritual elements of AA challenging. He also shares his own experiences with self-examination and emotional regulation, treating emotions as the chemicals they are rather than something to suppress. The episode is a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating their sobriety. Josh's candid approach makes complex topics accessible, offering listeners actionable steps to improve their recovery journey.
If you're curious about how to balance self-reflection with effective communication and avoid unnecessary drama in your recovery community, this episode has got you covered.
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