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Simone – What defects of character did we hesitate to give up?
Simone – What defects of character did we hesitate to give up?
Simone – What defects of character did we hesitate to give up?
Sunday 28th January 2024
Simone discusses her 18-year struggle with resentment and character defects in AA on the SoberQ podcast. Join for insightful reflections on recovery.
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Episode Overview
- Simone shares her 18-year journey in Alcoholics Anonymous and her profound insights on character defects
- She reflects on the struggle with resentment and the impact of this defect on her recovery process
- Simone's journey highlights the importance of accountability and healing in overcoming character defects
- Her introspective account offers valuable insights for individuals navigating their own paths to recovery and personal growth
- Join the discussion on the SoberQ podcast for a deeper exploration of character defects and the transformative journey to healing
For me, the reason I say that was the hardest to give up is because I was so attached to... a dysfunctional character defect that I wanted to hang on to that rather than do the work of being accountable for myself and letting go of blame and dealing and healing with what I really needed to face up to.
Imagine battling the same personal demons for 18 years. That’s the reality for Simone, a long-time member of Alcoholics Anonymous, who opens up about her struggle with character defects in this episode of the SoberQ podcast. Simone doesn’t just gloss over the surface; she dives deep into her battle with resentment, a powerful emotion that can derail even the most determined recovery efforts.
Her candid reflections provide a raw and real look at what it takes to confront and eventually let go of these damaging traits. Whether you’re new to AA or have been around the block a few times, Simone’s story offers valuable lessons on personal growth and healing. She shares how facing these defects head-on has been a cornerstone of her journey towards sobriety, and her insights are sure to resonate with anyone navigating their own path to recovery.