Monthly archive for November 2013

The world is full of unemployed and under achieving very educated people. Years before I took action I KNEW I was an out of control addict/alcoholic. There was no power in that knowledge. Proper knowledge, unleashed on the right project, coupled with the ability to take consistent

The serenity prayer says, “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” It’s easy to hide behind the “acceptance of things I cannot change” part of the prayer. 

Most people associate adversity with pain.  Often, our fragile ego discourages looking for solutions or exploring new ideas because what if they don’t succeed?  It becomes easier and less painful to the ego to not even try rather than face the possibility of failing.  Your perceived problems are

No one really wants to be an addict. It is a miserable way to live. Addiction is the opposite of freedom and in no way resembles abundant living. It is an acquired habit that is rooted in self-deception and fear. Addiction of any kind lowers our consciousness

Experiencing all the joy and abundance a sober life has to offer includes learning how to remove the mental barriers that prevent us from experiencing a full recovery. The same skill set required to get and stay sober can be used to achieve outstanding results in all

Are you experiencing Harmony in your life?  Or, are you floundering in a state of anxiety, addiction and fear worrying about situations that are beyond your control? One synonym for the word harmony is heaven. When you are in harmony with the present moment you know peace. When you focus

Preparedness and a plan of action are necessary in order to become an expert in any field of endeavor. It makes no difference if we’re trying to have better relationships, develop a deeper more abiding faith, get sober, or advance in our chosen career, there is no

One major component separating the successful from the unsuccessful in recovery, personal relationships or even a career is the ability to manage fear.  Living in fear is seductive and habit forming. It is as addictive as any drug, and much like drug addiction, it develops so subtly that