In our walk as recovery warriors, we learn that the stumbles we face are the very stones that pave our path to wisdom. Embracing these lessons is vital!There's no formal education or guidebook that can rival the teachings of lived experiences, of trying and sometimes faltering in our steps.One truth that has revealed itself to me is this: What may seem like setbacks are actually stepping stones toward our future vision.I cherish every misstep, for without them, I wouldn't be where I stand today, journeying towards financial independence since July 28, 1996, my sobriety date.My path to recovery wasn't immediate. I attempted it several times before truly embracing the transformation. Each attempt, though it felt different, was a lesson in itself.I needed to truly hit “my” rock bottom. My rock bottom was exactly that, mine, and I needed to hit it for myself. No one else could hit rock bottom for me. When I fell to my knees and started to look up, it was not in defeat; it was the beginning of my healing journey.Persist, for the wisdom of failure is unparalleled. It was through these repeated efforts that I discovered the practices that now guide my life and support others in our community.Here's the essence of that journey:DECISION: Making a firm decision to embrace sobriety with all my being.Commitment: willingness to go to any length for sobriety, acknowledging it as my life's priority.ACTION: Engaging with the 12 steps thoroughly and with utmost honesty.If you're ready to walk a path without wandering in circles to achieve what your heart truly seeks, reach out to learn more about our way of life. Join our community of <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.jdassociates.ca/offers/LLrco7oC/checkout">“Recovery Warriors,”</a> and let's journey together towards healing and independence.

Persist, for the wisdom of failure is unparalleled. It was through these repeated efforts that I discovered the practices that now guide my life and support others in our community.

The top reason I failed in recovery

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The top reason I failed in recovery

The top reason I failed in recovery

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