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Quote October 21, 2015

“At the beginning we sacrificed alcohol. We had to, or it would have killed us. But we couldn’t get rid of alcohol unless we made other sacrifices. Big shot-ism and phony thinking had to go. We had to toss self-justification, self-pity, and anger right out the window. We had to quit the crazy contest for personal prestige and big bank balances. We had to take personal responsibility for our sorry state and quit blaming others for it.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1955 “Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote February 5, 2018

“As individuals and as a Fellowship, we shall surely suffer if we cast the whole job of planning for tomorrow onto a kind Providence. God has endowed us human beings with considerable capability for foresight and he evidently expects us to use it. Therefore we must needs distinguish between wishful dreaming for a happy tomorrow and today's use of our powers of thoughtful estimate -- estimate of the kind which we trust will bring future progress rather than unforeseen woe.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., April 1959 “Leadership in AA: Ever a Vital Need,” The Language of the Heart
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Quote October 21 2012

"At the beginning we sacrificed alcohol. We had to, or it would have killed us. But we couldn't get rid of alcohol unless we made other sacrifices. Big shot-ism and phony thinking had to go. We had to toss self-justification, self-pity, and anger right out the window. We had to quit the crazy contest for personal prestige and big bank balances. We had to take personal responsibility for our sorry state and quit blaming others for it."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1955From: "Why Alcoholics Anonymous Is Anonymous"The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 10, 2018

“With the clock ticking like it is, I do not have time for anger, resentment, or self-pity. Time is far too precious.”

“Just an Attitude,” Durham, North Carolina, April 2002, No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 22, 2018

“My anger served as an iron shield, and I refused to remove it for fear God would send me still more pain.”

“The Littlest Things,” Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, May 1997, No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote June 12, 2018

“Where before there was a gaping hole of emptiness, I seek within me that faint ember of self-love, self-worth, and desire for goodness.”

“The Faint Ember,” Westfield, Massachusetts, July 1997, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 8, 2018

“I am feeling much better now, and I thank God for AA and my good friends. I have learned how to accept their help.”

“Carrying the Message,” Queens, New York, February 1971, Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote September 8, 2016

“I am feeling much better now, and I thank God for AA and my good friends. I have learned how to accept their help.”

Queens, N.Y., February 1971 “Carrying the Message” Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote October 10, 2016

“With the clock ticking like it is, I do not have time for anger, resentment, or self-pity. Time is far too precious.”

Durham, N.C., April 2002 “Just an Attitude” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote October 22, 2016

“My anger served as an iron shield, and I refused to remove it for fear God would send me still more pain.”

Jamaica Plain, Mass., May 1997 “The Littlest Things” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote Feb 21 2016

"Turn toward that power and ask for help whenever you feel disturbed or afraid, the way a plant turns toward the light."

N.Y., January 2006    From: "Tools for Life"Beginner's Book
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Quote June 12, 2016

“Where before there was a gaping hole of emptiness, I seek within me that faint ember of self-love, self-worth, and desire for goodness.”

Westfield, Mass., July 1997 “The Faint Ember” AA Grapevine
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Quote February 21, 2013

“Turn toward that power and ask for help whenever you feel disturbed or afraid, the way a plant turns toward the light.”

N.Y., January 2006 From: “Tools for Life” Beginner’s Book
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Quote September 8 2013

"I am feeling much better now, and I thank God for AA and my good friends. I have learned how to accept their help."

Queens, N.Y., February 1971 "Carrying the Message" Emotional Sobriety II
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October 10, 2013

“With the clock ticking like it is, I do not have time for anger, resentment, or self-pity. Time is far too precious.”

Durham, N.C., April 2002 “Just an Attitude,” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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