Originally Posted by
bbthumper 
For me, one of the most important things I can do is take what I learn in the meetings and in the program and apply them in all areas of my life. Work especially. Its made me a better employee and co-worker. This is especially important when I am around those who know I am in AA. For them, I could be the only example of the program they see.
Bottom line for me, AA is not a place I go for an hour a few times a week. AA needs to be a way of life 24/7.
Wow, you really are a thumper! LOL - just kidding. Seriously though, interesting take. No one knows at my place of employment. I wonder if I've become a better employee because of my sobriety. Actually, I know one aspect that's vastly improved - I show up early and can actually concentrate now.