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Thursday April 2, 2026

Thought of the Day
"Any form of success was frightening and unfamiliar." 

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We all had successes and failures in life, but with our ability to stay abstent from alcohol and drugs we didnt have much experience with success stopping. 

Every attempt to stop using on our own had ended in failure. We had begun to give up hope of finding any relief from active addiction. We had grown accustomed to failure, expecting it, accepting it, thinking it was just part of our makeup.

When we stay sober and  clean, we begin to experience success in our lives. We begin to take pride in our accomplishments. We start to take healthy risks. We may take some knocks in the process, but even these can be counted as successes if we learn from them.

Sometimes when we fulfill a goal, we hesitate to "pat ourselves on the back" for fear that we will seem arrogant. But our Higher Power wants us to succeed, and wants us to share with our loved ones the pride we take in our accomplishments. When we share our successes with others in the program, they often begin to believe that they can achieve their goals as well. When we succeed, we help lay the groundwork for others who follow in our path.
 

Commitment for the Day

 I will take time to savor my successes. I will share my victories with an "attitude of gratitude." 


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