24-Hour Recovery Connections Part 134
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The only people who never fail are those who never try.
—Ilka Chase
A boy once asked his grandfather how he had become so happy and successful in his life. "Right decisions," replied his grandfather. The boy thought for a while and then asked a second question, "But how do you learn to make right decisions?" The grandfather answered quickly with a twinkle in his eye, "Wrong decisions!"
We, too, will learn from our "wrong decisions," our mistakes. Whenever we try anything, there is always the possibility of failure. We must learn to not let this keep us from trying. When we are willing to try, we have already conquered our fear. We can grow no matter what the outcome is.
What failure have I turned into success?
—Ilka Chase
A boy once asked his grandfather how he had become so happy and successful in his life. "Right decisions," replied his grandfather. The boy thought for a while and then asked a second question, "But how do you learn to make right decisions?" The grandfather answered quickly with a twinkle in his eye, "Wrong decisions!"
We, too, will learn from our "wrong decisions," our mistakes. Whenever we try anything, there is always the possibility of failure. We must learn to not let this keep us from trying. When we are willing to try, we have already conquered our fear. We can grow no matter what the outcome is.
What failure have I turned into success?
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Originally Posted by erfra7 
The only people who never fail are those who never try.
—Ilka Chase
A boy once asked his grandfather how he had become so happy and successful in his life. "Right decisions," replied his grandfather. The boy thought for a while and then asked a second question, "But how do you learn to make right decisions?" The grandfather answered quickly with a twinkle in his eye, "Wrong decisions!"
We, too, will learn from our "wrong decisions," our mistakes. Whenever we try anything, there is always the possibility of failure. We must learn to not let this keep us from trying. When we are willing to try, we have already conquered our fear. We can grow no matter what the outcome is.
What failure have I turned into success?
—Ilka Chase
A boy once asked his grandfather how he had become so happy and successful in his life. "Right decisions," replied his grandfather. The boy thought for a while and then asked a second question, "But how do you learn to make right decisions?" The grandfather answered quickly with a twinkle in his eye, "Wrong decisions!"
We, too, will learn from our "wrong decisions," our mistakes. Whenever we try anything, there is always the possibility of failure. We must learn to not let this keep us from trying. When we are willing to try, we have already conquered our fear. We can grow no matter what the outcome is.
What failure have I turned into success?
EnjoyingTheJourney
Join Date: Aug 2015
Posts: 3,847
Hello SR,
Almost 3 pm here on a beautiful sunny Sunday-
And I'm in for another 24 hours of freedom.
Congratulations to everyone celebrating a Milestone today. Well done!
Wishing everyone a peaceful & Sober day/night. Take care..
Almost 3 pm here on a beautiful sunny Sunday-
And I'm in for another 24 hours of freedom. Congratulations to everyone celebrating a Milestone today. Well done!
Wishing everyone a peaceful & Sober day/night. Take care..
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Checking in tonight. Going for another 24 hours at 5:08p CST.
Congratulations to Lyddie(belated), BronzeMist, Surrender2win, joandmelandhan, Razorblade66, 1needhelp, and Fabela, andTimeforchange18 on reaching new milestones today! To celebrate your sensational accomplishments, tonight we have a sprinkle sponge cake! Keep up the great work!
Clearlyheaded-thank you!!
Martina-great job on staying strong! Super proud of you!!
Neo-hoping that your sobriety sticks is not a good way to be thinking about your sobriety. Make your sobriety stick, make changes, and commit yourself to it. You can do it! Your mindset in early sobriety is super important and a big part of the battle.
Congratulations to Lyddie(belated), BronzeMist, Surrender2win, joandmelandhan, Razorblade66, 1needhelp, and Fabela, andTimeforchange18 on reaching new milestones today! To celebrate your sensational accomplishments, tonight we have a sprinkle sponge cake! Keep up the great work!
Clearlyheaded-thank you!!
Martina-great job on staying strong! Super proud of you!!
Neo-hoping that your sobriety sticks is not a good way to be thinking about your sobriety. Make your sobriety stick, make changes, and commit yourself to it. You can do it! Your mindset in early sobriety is super important and a big part of the battle.
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