Taking a Hard Look: The Fourth Step Inventory with Monty, Dave, and Roger
Episode Overview
Exploring the significance of making an honest self-assessment in recovery Emphasizing the transformative power of spirituality and addressing personal shortcomings Encouraging listeners to engage in esteemable acts and offer positive affirmation Paying tribute to recovery recording artist Thomas Storms and featuring his song 'Same Old Shoes' Navigating the complexities of self-assessment and the path to spiritual growth in recovery
I have found that life is an experience and an adventure of constant learning. So I don't believe that I was born with all knowledge at all. Of course, I don't even remember the first few years of my life. Well, no, you don't. And so if you didn't remember any of that stuff, you wouldn't know that you actually were born with all knowledge because you've forgotten it. Evidently. Maybe you just need to learn what you didn't comprehend the first time. Well, you had it, but you didn't get
Ever wondered what it really means to take an honest look at yourself? In this episode of 'Take 12 Recovery Radio', Monty, Dave, and Roger sit down for a heart-to-heart about the Fourth Step Inventory. This step, often considered one of the most challenging in the Twelve Step program, involves a deep dive into one's moral inventory. But how many times should you actually do it? And what does 'honest self-assessment' truly entail?
The hosts share their personal stories and insights, making the discussion relatable and engaging. They touch on the benefits of this self-reflection, from gaining clarity about personal shortcomings to fostering spiritual growth. You'll hear about the importance of seeking guidance and building a connection with a higher power, all while navigating the ups and downs of recovery. The episode wraps up with a special tribute to recovery recording artist Thomas Storms, featuring his song 'Same Old Shoes'.
Whether you're new to the Twelve Steps or revisiting them, this episode offers valuable perspectives on embracing honesty and spirituality in your recovery journey.