CHANGE OR DIE

Change Or Die

[51:37] Way Back In The Way Back / Attributions. The Man I Was. Downward Spiral. Horrible Managers. We Agnostics / Step Two. A Power Greater Than Ourselves. Taking Suggestions / Turning Our Will Over. Sobriety Is An Unnatural State. A Need To Be Shown The Way. Torn Between Life & Death. Unworthiness. Resistance To The Good Coming My Way. Keep Me Drunk & Get Me Dead. AA Waltz. Bringing God Into It. Proving Out AA. Came To Believe / Trusting AA. Compliance / Submission. Self-Will Run Riot. Getting What We Want. Learning To Care About Others. Instincts Gone Awry. Drinking and Gluttony. Drinking To Survive. A Frayed Mentality. Self-Awareness Gone Awry. Ego-Maniac With An Inferiority Complex. EGO Easing God Out. Taking The Reigns. Vanity, Humility, & Self-Loathing. Peeling The Onion / Unmasking The Self. Selfish To Selflessness. To Thine Own Self Be True. The Fact Of Our Insanity. Character Building. Compiling Victories / Life On Life’s Terms. Overcoming Distrust. The Keys To The Kingdom. Suiting Up & Showing Up. From Taking To Giving. Integrity & Generosity. The Practice of Altruism. The Profound Transition. From Bum To Reliable. The Primary Purpose. The Real Purpose. A Fully Functioning Member of Society. Miracles Are Waiting.

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