– Abraham Lincoln Doing the right thing isn’t always easy, but it’s always right. Once you have made the determination to stay sober stand firm. The more we allow distractions …
“Be Sure You Put Your Feet in the Right Place, Then Stand Firm.” Read More »
– Anonymous Think of the energy you put into your addiction. Addiction often comes with lying, cheating, stealing, and manipulating. For many, the lifestyle of addiction is exhausting. It is like …
-Wayne Gretzky We have made excuses for not taking the shot at getting sober in the past. We have rationalized our way out of making change. You have the power …
– The lifestyle of addiction can be all-consuming. For most, our addiction became so powerful, that we didn’t care or we rationalized the impact it had on those that cared …
– Muhammad Ali Suffering in early recovery is temporary. Each day gets easier. The suffering in addiction is endless. You have the capacity to break free of daily guilt, shame and …
“Don’t Quit. Suffer Now And Live The Rest Of Your Life As A Champion.” Read More »
– Mahatma Gandhi Yesterday is gone. No matter how good or bad yesterday was, it’s not coming back. We do not have the power to make tomorrow come any quicker …
“The Future Depends On What We Do In The Present.” Read More »
– Confucius In 12-Step programs there is a slogan that “It’s a simple program for complicated people.” The concept of abstinence is a simple one. No matter what, don’t pick …
“Life Is Really Simple, But We Insist On Making It Complicated.” Read More »
Margaret Mead The inward journey of addiction is one that takes us to a dark and lonely place. We have a tendency to see ourselves as unique. We may have …
“Always Remember That You Are Absolutely Unique. Just Like Everyone Else.” Read More »
-Walt Disney How many times have I talked about quitting my drug of choice, only to put it off another day, week, month or year. We came up with excuses …
“The Way To Get Started is to Quit Talking and Begin Doing” Read More »
– George Santayana Remembering the past is not the same as dwelling in it. When we dwell in the past, it prevents us from experiencing the opportunity we have today. …
“Those Who Cannot Remember The Past Are Condemned to Repeat It.” Read More »
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