Position of Neutrality: Overcoming Worry and Morbid Reflection – Steps 10 and 11

f I’m worried about how you’re thinking about me, I’m worried about the wrong thing because I cannot control how you think about me. I can’t even control how I think about me. But we must be careful not to drift into worry, remorse, or morbid reflection, for that would diminish our usefulness to others. If I drift into worry, remorse, or morbid reflection, I’m less likely to reach out to you and humble myself by asking for help. Then I’m pretending I’m somehow superior to this manner of living, which makes me ineffective. Does that make sense? In this session, we explore the transformative power of Steps 10 and 11 from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, focusing on overcoming worry, remorse, and morbid reflection to enhance our effectiveness and humility in recovery. Join us as we share personal stories, discuss the practical applications of t ...