Join Joe McDonald as he reads from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, discussing the importance of accepting and embracing our purpose in the recovery journey. Joe addresses the common feelings of frustration and comparison, emphasizing the need to shift our focus to understanding and fulfilling our unique purpose.

“Now admit it, we sometimes assume that we’ve gotten rather a crappy assignment, don’t we? We get the why me’s. Or we look at somebody doing more and we think why not me. So I want you to know we’re asking the wrong question. It’s not why me, not even why not me. The question is: Where do you want me to go and what do you want me to do? Because I’m going to be empowered to do what I’m purposed to do.”

Joe’s discussion sheds light on the significance of aligning with our purpose and the empowerment that come ...