Joe McDonald
Joe McDonald
Perhaps WE Committed A Criminal Offence
Perhaps WE Committed A Criminal Offence
Perhaps WE Committed A Criminal Offence
Wednesday 6th April 2022
Joe McDonald explores the significance of confessing mistakes in AA's fifth step and its impact on personal growth in 'Position of Neutrality'.
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Get the buttons here!Facing the Truth: The Impact of Confessing Mistakes in Recovery
Why do you think we said that prayer, god take all of me, good and bad. This is going to potentially suck, okay.
What happens when you open up about your past mistakes, especially the big ones? In this episode of 'Position of Neutrality', Joe McDonald tackles the daunting fifth step in Alcoholics Anonymous: admitting your wrongs. Joe presents a scenario where someone confesses to a close friend that they've committed a criminal offense but is terrified of the consequences of coming clean to the authorities.
It's not just about the fear of judgment; it's about the potential loss of freedom and the heavy burden on one's conscience. Joe emphasizes the critical role of trust in this process. Sharing your truth with a friend isn't just about unburdening yourself; it's about practicing honesty and preparing to make amends. This step can lead to deeper faith, significant personal growth, and becoming a more valuable member of society.
Confessing your mistakes might feel like a tough pill to swallow, but Joe highlights its essential role in recovery. Dive into this thought-provoking episode for more stories and insights from the AA community.