Life After the Steps: Arnor K. on Growth and Service in AA
Episode Overview
Arnor emphasizes the value of experimentation and adaptation in working the steps He stresses the importance of being there for newcomers and actively engaging in AA Arnor shares profound examples and insights on the transformative power of taking responsibility and making amends
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What happens after you’ve completed the 12 steps in Alcoholics Anonymous? Arnor K. from Oslo, Norway, tackles this very question in a compelling episode of Sober Cast. Recorded at the June NOLA workshop in New Orleans back in 2015, Arnor shares his journey of ongoing growth and service within AA. He dives into the importance of staying engaged beyond just attending meetings, emphasizing how continuous involvement can deepen your sobriety journey and help others along the way.
Arnor's reflections are both personal and practical. He discusses the value of experimentation and adaptation when working the steps, stressing that the path to sobriety isn’t one-size-fits-all. His talk is filled with relatable anecdotes and actionable advice, making it clear that sobriety is a lifelong journey requiring ongoing effort and commitment. One of the standout moments in this episode is when Arnor talks about the transformative power of taking responsibility and making amends.
His insights offer a fresh perspective on these core AA principles, illustrating how they can lead to profound personal growth. Whether you’re new to AA or have been sober for years, Arnor’s message is a reminder that there’s always room for growth and that service to others is a key component of staying sober. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to enrich their recovery journey and find inspiration in the experiences of others.