Admitting When I'm Wrong

In step ten of AA it's all about taking a personal inventory and admitting when you're wrong about things. It is about being aware of your choices, analyzing them, and trying to reconnect with yourself. In this episode, I explore the negative connotations I have with certain words and myself.    Key Takeaways:    [2:21] Step ten of AA  [4:26] An examination of consciousness and stepping back from myself  [12:03] Being aware and praying for detachment  [13:40] Instead of trying to save your soul, teach it to communicate  [15:00] Trusting your instinct and the Holy Spirit  [19:41] Needing to reconnect and being a child of God [21:44] Making a personal inventory and analyzing emotions  [27:13] Consumerism is addiction  [28:25] I have negative feelings about the word obey  [29:57] Becoming devoted to the idea of life after death  [31:02] I have a negative connotation with myself for a lot of things  [32:43] I don't see myself as a child of God most of the time  [33:39] I'm quick to admit I'm wrong, even if I'm not  [36:53] Trying to find a morning routine  Resources:   Breathing Underwater     Connect with Barb:   Website   Facebook    Instagram   Be a guest on the podcast    YouTube   The Molly B Foundation