Posts by Robert

Robert is the Recovery Guy. Getting clean and sober on April 25, 1986 has given me the insight and practical skill set to not only stay sober, but to also re-invent myself to the person I always wanted to become. Showing others how to do this is my life goal.

Why Inside-Out?

Why Inside-Out?

In our active addiction and prior to our commitment to recovery, we lived according to outside – in. We were externally controlled to have an internal reaction or response.

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Taking it Back

Taking it Back

We need a systematic approach that we can work daily. This plan is not only needed to take it back, but to keep it once we

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Addiction is Addiction

Addiction is Addiction

Of course, addiction is addiction. What I am referring to is the commonality between addictions. There are more addictions than I have time and or qualifications to discuss.

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Thinking of Others

Thinking of Others

When we begin to realize that we are part of a much greater awareness, some of our personal challenges seem smaller.

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Episode #137 – Tuesday The Fix: When We Build It, It Will Come

Episode #137 – Tuesday The Fix: When We Build It, It Will Come

Are you building your recovery or are you merely stopped drinking, using or engaging in negative behavior? Here is why this question is so important. For many years, you and lived in a negative life of despair we built. If we don’t build a new house/recovery to live in, we stand a good chance of going back to the old house.

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Episode #136 – Friday The Checkup: Personal Paradigms

Episode #136 – Friday The Checkup: Personal Paradigms

Why, then, ’tis none to you, for there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. To me it is a prison. Well, then it isn’t one to you, since nothing is really good or bad in itself—it’s all what a person thinks about it.

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Episode #134 – Friday The Checkup: We Not Me

Episode #134 – Friday The Checkup: We Not Me

Prior to my life changing involvement with AA, I was one of the most self-centered people on the planet. I quickly learned that taking and applying the 12 Steps of Recovery would require me to move from Me to We.

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