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Crosstalk
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Philosophy
Personal Journals,
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Health & Fitness,
Mental Health
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The Opposite of Love is Perfection - James D. on Returning to AA, Progress Over Perfection, and Self-Amends
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58 minutes
8 months ago
The Opposite of Love is Perfection - James D. on Returning to AA, Progress Over Perfection, and Self-Amends
In this episode, Jake and I sit down with James D., who shares his powerful story of returning to Alcoholics Anonymous after 15 years of sobriety—but without actively working a program. James opens up about the highs and lows of his journey, the moments when everything felt amazing, and the times when it all came crashing down. We dive into the importance of progress over perfection, what it means to truly work a program, and the deeply personal process of making amends to oneself. Whether you're in recovery, thinking about getting sober, or just looking for an honest conversation about growth and redemption, this episode is one you won't want to miss. 
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