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Willpower vs. Willingness

May 2017

By: Terry R. | Melbourne, Fla

Coming into AA, his willpower was weak, but his willingness strong; it made all the difference in the world in getting him sober

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: W. S. R. | South Norwalk, Connecticut

Anonymity break in the Grapevine!

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: J. W. J. | Columbus, Georgia

One unsold copy-a miracle?

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: L. G. B. | Longmeadow, Massachusetts

Readers' ideas on job interviews

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: O. F. Y. | Castroville, California

Readers' ideas on job interviews

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: ANONYMOUS | Baker, Oregon

Readers' ideas on job interviews

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: G. R. | Dania, Florida

Readers' ideas on job interviews

Carrying the Message

February 1970

By: W. H. | St. Louis, Missouri

Readers' ideas on job interviews

Carrying the Message

July 1965

By: J. D. S. | Bombay

Milestones

Carrying the Message

July 1965

By: R. M. M. | Winnipeg, Manitoba

Cooperation

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