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Quote March 14, 2016

“In the years ahead we shall, of course, make mistakes. Experience has taught us that we need have no fear of doing this, providing that we always remain willing to confess our faults and to correct them promptly.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1963 From: “Our Critics Can Be Our Benefactors” The Language of the Heart
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Quote March 14, 2013

“In the years ahead we shall, of course, make mistakes. Experience has taught us that we need have no fear of doing this, providing that we always remain willing to confess our faults and to correct them promptly.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1963 From: “Our Critics Can Be Our Benefactors” The Language of the Heart
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October 7, 2013

“As of this moment I repose serenely on Cloud 9, being thankful in silent meditation. I know the grim realism of this troubled world will bring me sharply back to earth at any moment, but I pray I may make a safe, happy landing.”

Cincinnati, Ohio, OH, May 1957 “Let There Be Light,” Into Action
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 28, 2019

“We who have been helped by AA are as letters of God addressed to our friends and fellow men. By our attitudes, our speech and our behavior are we to show them the transforming power of AA's philosophy of life.”

St. Paul, Minnesota, January 1950, “By Our Attitudes,”, Emotional Sobriety II
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 1, 2019

“If I want to be of some use to someone (my family, my employer, my community) then I can be a leader by becoming a servant. This is one of those crazy paradoxes we find all over the AA program: being a servant to be a leader.”

“I Wish You Well,” Humbolt, Saskatchewan, February 1996, AA Grapevine
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Quote March 1 2014

"If I want to be of some use to someone (my family, my employer, my community) then I can be a leader by becoming a servant. This is one of those crazy paradoxes we find all over the AA program: being a servant to be a leader."

Humbolt, Saskatchewan, February 1996 "I Wish You Well" AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 19, 2018

“One day, after sitting alone, soaked in tears and feeling empty, worthless, and crippled in the smallest task, I reached out and gave my phone number to someone else – they were hurting, too. In that simplest of acts, my world changed.”

“Life, Not Regrets,” Salt Lake City, Utah, July 2007, Spiritual Awakenings II
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Quote September 19, 2016

“One day, after sitting alone, soaked in tears and feeling empty, worthless, and crippled in the smallest task, I reached out and gave my phone number to someone else – they were hurting, too. In that simplest of acts, my world changed.”

Salt Lake City, UT, July 2007 “Life, Not Regrets” Spiritual Awakenings II

Quote March 16, 2016

“It seems to me that I achieve growth by leaving things out – when I don’t say the cross word, when I don’t answer sarcastically. If I can delay only one second, maybe two, I have time to ask myself, ‘Do I really want to say that?’”

ouston, Texas, June 1976 From: “Growth” Emotional Sobriety: The Next Frontier
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Quote April 20, 2015

“More and more we regard all who labor in the total field of alcoholism as our companions on a march from darkness into light. We see that we can accomplish together what we could never accomplish in separation and in rivalry.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., March 1958 “On the Alcoholism Front,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote April 26, 2015

“The Fourth Step lets me look at myself, look into my fear of not getting something I want or of losing something I have, get a perspective on my character defects, and move forward to try to establish true partnerships with other human beings.”

Riverdale, Mich., April 1997 “Naming the Negatives?” Beginners’ Book
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Quote June 6, 2015

"I don't stand around on street corners just loving everybody today. But in an AA meeting or any AA gathering, I know I am in the kind of community of love that every therapy, religion, and philosophy desperately seeks. Love is our glue."

Fairfield, Conn., March 1980 "Love" Spiritual Awakenings
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Quote November 28, 2014

“We who have been helped by AA are as letters of God addressed to our friends and fellow men. By our attitudes, our speech and our behavior are we to show them the transforming power of AA's philosophy of life.”

St. Paul, Minn., January 1950 “By Our Attitudes,” Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote March 1, 2017

“If I want to be of some use to someone (my family, my employer, my community) then I can be a leader by becoming a servant. This is one of those crazy paradoxes we find all over the AA program: being a servant to be a leader.”

Humbolt, Saskatchewan, February 1996 “I Wish You Well” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote November 28, 2017

“We who have been helped by AA are as letters of God addressed to our friends and fellow men. By our attitudes, our speech and our behavior are we to show them the transforming power of AA's philosophy of life.”

St. Paul, Minn., January 1950“By Our Attitudes,”Emotional Sobriety II
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