Self Centeredness by AA speaker Jerry J.Self Centeredness by AA speaker Jerry J.
Recovery Radio Network
speaking in 2007
1:08:44•17 Aug 2015
Jerry J. on Self-Centredness: A Journey of Humility and Recovery
Episode Overview
- Recognising self-centred behaviours is crucial for recovery.
- Humility and honesty play key roles in overcoming addiction.
- Self-examination helps identify personal contributions to problems.
- Al-Anon meetings can provide valuable support for families.
- Balancing life and recovery requires continuous effort.
“I was supporting a bunch of ragnot kids and a wife and hell I was not self-centred.”
In this episode of Recovery Radio Network, Jerry J., an AA speaker, takes centre stage to discuss self-centredness and its impact on recovery. Jerry, a practising lawyer and recovering alcoholic, shares his journey with a mix of humour and raw honesty. From his initial denial of self-centredness to his eventual realisation of its pervasive role in his life, Jerry's narrative is both relatable and enlightening.
He recounts personal anecdotes, such as his wife attending Al-Anon meetings and his struggles with self-will, painting a vivid picture of the challenges faced by those in recovery. Jerry's reflections on self-centredness extend beyond personal stories, touching on broader themes of humility, honesty, and the importance of self-examination. He emphasises that recognising and addressing self-centred behaviours is crucial for achieving a balanced and fulfilling life.
With a blend of wisdom and wit, Jerry's talk is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the deeper issues underlying addiction and recovery. Tune in to hear how Jerry's experiences can offer valuable insights and perhaps even a few laughs along the way.

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