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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
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We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: Karolina from the UK
Karolina is a woman just heading into her 4th year of a life recovered. It's funny because if you knew her at 2 years into her journey of recovery you wouldn't think these two women were the same person! Just goes to show a LOT can happen on our journey on the road to recovery.
Karolina's story is not unique, save for a few minor details (husband, kid) her story could be my story. We came here got dry before we got sober before we got emotionally sober and got on the path to spiritually fit.
Time takes time and God works on us when we let go and let God.
Let's listen in.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener to A Shot Glass of Recovery or a loyal member from my 2 Sober Chicks days, I’m glad you’re here. 🌟
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryIf you love the show, I’m asking for your support. Drop a 1$, 5, 10 or 25 in the virtual pay pay basket at paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecovery . Any amount will help me afford to fund this project and continue to bring you great speakers, the Big Book Study, workshops and Lisa shots that contain a wildcard of variety.
You can also support the show by liking, subscribing, and following it on your favorite platforms: iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Leave a 5 star review while you're there! There is nothing I love more than your engagement so please email me at [email protected] and let me know how this show has contributed to your unique journey. Let me know if I can celebrate a milestone with you and give you a shout out.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Cheers to recovery! 🥂 NON Alcoholic toast of course!
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Episode Title: Chapter 8 - To Wives
Probably one of THE most loathed chapters for women in recovery because behind those feelings is a world of hurt and feeling left out and misunderstood. We were the alcoholic wives and many of us thought this chapter didn't concern us. But what is it Herbert Spencer said about "contempt prior to investigation"?
It leaves us in a world of ignorance.
So let's keep an open mind and get into it!
p.s. replace "husband" with "the alcoholic" in your mind....it helps.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecovery pay pal linkIf you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: LeShay from Florida
LeShay is a woman on the move. She has been sober for 13 years at the time of this recording. Leshay's message today is centered on the core principles of Alcoholics Anonymous. She seamlessly weaves in her own experience, blending it with the wisdom of AA literature. She has a very busy life while still managing to be accountable to a sponsor, sponsees, and to MY home group AA Solution Seekers as our GSR for area 83.
Her whole message today is like a big book study and ultimately relatable to herself as an alcoholic.
Let's listen in.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecovery pay pal linkIf you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: Henry O
Henry O got sober in 2005 and has been active in Alcoholics Anonymous ever since. He has a sponsor—who knows he is his sponsor—he sponsors other men, and he carries the AA message inside prison walls.
Originally from Dublin, Ireland, Henry now lives in Warrington, UK. As a young lad, he was caught drinking at a school dance. In an attempt to teach him a lesson about the dangers of alcohol, his father took him to the pub the following week, making him drink one-for-one with him. Henry swore he’d never drink again—but as the hangover faded, excitement for the next pub visit took its place. His father’s plan had backfired.
Today, Henry speaks about the mental twist and blank spot that every alcoholic experiences. He shares his journey from loss and incomprehensible demoralization to living sober, recovered, and free—a changed man, thanks to Alcoholics Anonymous.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryIf you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: A Shot Glass of Recovery: Chapter 7 - Working with Others....the never ending chapter!
In Episode 40 of A Shot Glass of Recovery, we finish off Chapter 7 of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous—Working with Others (pg. 102).
I believe this is one of the most important Chapters in the book...next to the Doctors opinion, Bill's story, There is a Solution, More about alcoholism, We Agnostics, How it works, and Into Action....see what I did there?
And still to come we have the chapters that begin to teach us to live life on life's terms: To Wives, The family afterward, to employers, A vision for you!
Grab those highlighters and lets get at er.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryLorien is just shy of two years sober. In her story, she opens up about her struggles with relapse, rehab, and working with multiple sponsors throughout her recovery journey. She reflects on the mistakes she made along the way, sharing the lessons she’s learned. One of her most important realizations is that the steps can guide all areas of life, and it’s crucial to be kind to yourself—recovery is unique to each person. She also acknowledges how God continually did for her what she couldn’t do for herself. Here, she tells her story.
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Show Notes Opener for A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: Roy stepping up to lend the hand of AA
Roy filled in one Sunday morning when our scheduled speaker was absent. Sometimes these are some of the best shares and talks I've ever heard.
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Show Notes Opener for A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: Ranjneesh "Peppa" from ODATT in the UK.
This lady talks about being reborn thanks to the program of Alcoholics Anonymous. She has peace instead of drama today and she has a life beyond her wildest dreams.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: A Shot Glass of Recovery: Chapter 7 - Working with Others....the never ending chapter!
In Episode 39 of A Shot Glass of Recovery, we dive into Chapter 7 of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous—Working with Others (pg. 99).
A stark reminder that we do not need to keep our family, our jobs, our money in order to get sober...in fact, some of us need to lose it ALL before we become truly willing to surrender.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Our speaker today is Grace celebrating 4 years of sobriety in gratitude. She has 2 home groups where she studies the Big Book, she has a sponsor, does service and is full of gratitude. She is a pandemic zoom baby who got sober entirely online through Alcoholics Anonymous and the 12 steps.
#ashotglassofrecovery #aaspeakers
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Sometimes, life feels like a whirlwind of chaos, doesn't it? Kelley's story is a testament to the unseen battles many face behind the closed doors of addiction and alcoholism.
From the pressures of trying to please an abusive mother, to her struggles with mental health issues, and closeted drinking. Her story is like so many others.
When one day we stop hiding from those that love us and ask for help - the door to healing can finally be unlocked.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryWesley's story is one of resilience, hope, and transformation in the face of adversity. Living in the heart of one of Kenya's ghettos, she found herself grappling with the initial uncertainties brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the hardships of lockdowns. The pandemic not only posed physical health risks but also mental and emotional challenges that seemed insurmountable. Yet, in the face of these overwhelming obstacles, Wesley chose a path of recovery.
God kept doing for her what she could not do for herself. She tells her story here.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryTom H from Droitwich England is an amazing AA speaker.
His energy and zest for life make you take a double take when he reveals his age! This seems to be true for many who live by the spiritual principles of this program, we seem to have found the fountain of youth. The secret, is in helping others.
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A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: A Shot Glass of Recovery: Chapter 7 - Working with Others....YES, STILL!
In Episode 38 of A Shot Glass of Recovery, we dive into Chapter 7 of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous—Working with Others (pg. 98). This pivotal chapter offers a roadmap for carrying the message of recovery and guiding others through the 12th Step. It also speaks directly to the NEWCOMER if you read it along with us, you will quickly see where!
Lisa drives home the powerful message to any newcomer that laments, "ya but, I can't get sober until..." to that she replies....BULLSHIT.
Today's episode starts off with the inspiring reminder " Burn the idea into the consciousness of every man that he can get well regardless of anyone. The only condition is that he trusts in God and clean house."
Whether you’re new to sponsorship or looking to deepen your understanding of the 12th Step, this episode will equip you with the basic instructions for working with others and helping to carry the message of recovery.
Let’s learn, grow, and take action—together.
#solutions #aabigbookstudy #ashotglassofrecovery
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Episode Title: Breaking the Silence: Manj's Journey of SobrietyIn this poignant episode of "A Shot Glass of Recovery," we meet Manj, a vibrant young woman from the UK celebrating one year of sobriety. With a Sikh background, Manj opens up about the cultural complexities surrounding alcohol in her community, where men are often permitted to drink while women face societal restrictions.As she reflects on her upbringing, Manj shares her curiosity about alcohol despite witnessing the destructive impact it had on her family, particularly the arguments stemming from male alcohol abuse. Her journey took an unexpected turn, leading her from a place of certainty—where she never thought she would drink—to grappling with full-blown alcoholism hidden behind the facade of her traditional values.In this heartfelt conversation, Manj courageously discusses the internal struggles she faced, the stigma surrounding women's drinking in her culture, and the pivotal moments that led her to seek help. Her story serves as a powerful reminder of the silent battles many face and the strength it takes to reclaim one's life.Key Highlights:- Insights into the cultural norms and gender dynamics surrounding alcohol use in Sikh communities- The impact of family history on individual choices regarding drinking- Manj’s personal journey from curiosity to addiction and, ultimately, to recovery- The importance of breaking the silence and sharing our stories to inspire othersJoin us for an inspiring episode filled with honesty, resilience, and hope. Manj’s story is a testament to the possibility of change and the strength it takes to embrace a new path, no matter the odds.
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Show Notes Opener for A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: A Shot Glass of Recovery: Chapter 7 - Working with Others
In Episode 37 of A Shot Glass of Recovery, we dive into Chapter 7 of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous—Working with Others (pg. 97). This pivotal chapter offers a roadmap for carrying the message of recovery and guiding others through the 12th Step.
Lisa breaks down what it truly means when they say, "If you want what I have, you’ll do what I do," exploring the spirit behind this well-known phrase. We’ll also discuss the critical difference between suggestions and life-saving directions, shedding light on why these instructions are vital for both the sponsor and the newcomer.
Whether you’re new to sponsorship or looking to deepen your understanding of the 12th Step, this episode will equip you with the basic instructions for working with others and helping to carry the message of recovery.
Let’s learn, grow, and take action—together.
#solutions #aabigbookstudy #ashotglassofrecovery
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Episode Title: Speaking from the Heart: A Night at Mount Royal
One of the gifts I've been granted in sobriety is the ability to put my public speaking talents to good use.
Where I once needed a shot or two to get over the nerves of speaking in public, or had to write out a speech and rehearse lines - today i speak from the heart and share nothing more than what God drops into my heart the moment I arrive at the podium or mic.
This episode is a testament to the strength found in vulnerability and the beauty of speaking one's truth.Key Highlights:- The transformation from anxiety to confidence in public speaking- Embracing spontaneity and authenticity in sharing one’s journey- The role of faith and spirituality in recovery- Encouragement for others to find their own voiceTune in to experience a powerful evening filled with hope, resilience, and the importance of using our talents for the greater good.#aa #speakers #alcoholicsanonymous -
Show Notes Opener for A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
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Episode Title: A Shot Glass of Recovery: Chapter 7 - Working with Others
In Episode 35 of A Shot Glass of Recovery, Lisa M takes a deep dive into Chapter 7 of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous—Working with Others (pg. 94-97). This insightful chapter provides guidance on how to be a sponsor and work with newcomers in recovery.
Lisa highlights key reminders from the text, such as the importance of the prospect having a genuine desire to stop drinking and recognizing that we cannot work the program for someone else. Recovery is a program of action, and sometimes the most hopeless and desperate among us become the luckiest. Through their desperation, they find two of the most valuable gifts: honesty and willingness.
These qualities are crucial tools that help us take the necessary steps to achieve and maintain sobriety, one day at a time.
Support the ShowIf you enjoy the podcast, consider showing your support:paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecovery
Tune in to learn how to approach sponsorship with intention and heart, and how the act of helping others strengthens your own recovery journey.
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Show Notes Opener for A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
paypal.me/AShotGlassofRecoveryEpisode Title: Little Dave: The Voice That Blocks Sobriety
In this insightful episode, Lisa M is joined by today's speaker, Dave from Surrey, England, who shares a profound perspective on one of the biggest barriers to sobriety: "Little Dave." Well for Dave it's Little Dave, for Lisa it's Little Lisa...you get the picture. This inner voice—the relentless narrator in your head—constantly comments on the world, other people, and yourself.
Dave dives into how this voice swings between extremes, inflating your ego one moment ("Don't they know who you are?") and tearing you down the next ("You're a worthless waste of space"). Listen as Dave explores how recognizing and managing this inner critic is essential to staying grounded and committed to recovery.
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Show Notes Opener for A Shot Glass of Recovery
Welcome back to A Shot Glass of Recovery! Whether you're a first-time listener or a loyal member of our community, we’re so glad you’re here. 🌟
If you love the show, don’t forget to support us by liking, subscribing, and following on your favorite platforms like iTunes, Spotify, and Podbean. Your engagement helps the show grow and reach more people just like you!
We’d also love to hear from you—leave a review and let us know how the show has impacted your recovery journey. Your feedback means the world to us.
If you’d like to see A Shot Glass of Recovery continue to pour out content, please consider supporting the show financially. Contributions can be made via our PayPal link at ashotglassofrecovery. Whether it’s $1 or $25, every bit helps keep the show going strong, and we deeply appreciate your generosity.
Thank you for being part of our community—your support fuels this journey of hope, healing, and growth.
Here's a NON-Alcoholic Cheers to recovery! 🥂 <sparkling water glasses>
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Episode Title: A Shot Glass of Recovery: Chloe’s Story
In this episode of A Shot Glass of Recovery, we hear from Chloe, a young woman in her 20s, as she shares her unique journey through recovery. Chloe’s story sheds light on the challenges and pressures of navigating addiction and sobriety at a young age, and how she found strength and hope through the program.
With raw honesty and wisdom beyond her years, Chloe opens up about her struggles, the turning points that led her to seek help, and the transformative power of living a life rooted in recovery. Her story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and a powerful reminder that it’s never too early—or too late—to begin the journey to freedom.
Join us as Chloe inspires us with her courage, insight, and determination to build a life worth living.
#aa #aawayoflife #recovery
- Visa fler
